For 31 consecutive years, the Kentucky Wildcats<\/strong> have lost to the Florida Gators.<\/strong> It is the longest current losing streak in all of college football and tied for fourth most all-time. <\/a>A few days ago\u00a0we put up a poll on Twitter and <\/a>Cat fans answered. As some sort of therapy session, let\u2019s dive in and begin ranking Kentucky\u2019s most heartbreaking losses To Florida. In addition to the countdown, we will give you a preview and prediction on this year’s game.<\/p>\n Number Five- Florida 45 Kentucky 37<\/strong>– One week earlier,\u00a0Rich Brooks’<\/a> squad knocked off number one LSU in three overtimes. Their reward was a visit from Tim Tebow<\/a> and the defending National Champion Gators.<\/p>\n In front of the College GameDay crew, this was arguably the most hyped Kentucky game ever. The contest more than lived up to its billing. Quarterback Andre Woodson<\/a> had a career day throwing for 415 yards and five touchdowns. On the other side of the ball, Tebow threw for 276 yards and four scores. In addition, he ran for 78 more yards and another touchdown.<\/p>\n The seventh-ranked Cats jumped out to an early 7-0 lead. But, Tebow and company quickly took over leading by as many as 18 points. Woodson led a rally in the second half but could get no closer than seven.<\/p>\n Number Four- 2003- Florida 24 Kentucky 21<\/strong>– As the title suggests, Kentucky led the Gators by 18 at the end of the third quarter. However, the Cats totally melted down in the last stanza as\u00a0Ron Zook’s club ran the streak to 17 straight.<\/p>\n With the Cats up 21-16 late in the fourth quarter, quarterback\u00a0Jared Lorenzen<\/a> attempted to throw to prevent a sack. Unfortunately, it turned out to be ill-advised as the Gators’ Johnny Lamar<\/strong> intercepted. A few plays later, a Ran Carthan<\/strong> touchdown turned out to be the game winner. With 44 seconds remaining,\u00a0Taylor Begley<\/a><\/strong> missed a 49 yard field goal and the Gators ran out the clock.<\/p>\n Number Three- 1993- Florida 24 Kentucky 20-<\/strong> The Wildcats best chance at being Steve Spurrier<\/a> came in this battle in Lexington. However, as it has happened so many times before, the Cats came up just short.<\/p>\n Bill Curry’s <\/a>club dominated most of the game but couldn\u2019t seal the deal. The Cats intercepted the Florida quarterbacks a school record seven times. But, with time expiring Danny Wuerffel<\/a> hit Chris Doering<\/a> with a touchdown pass over the middle as the Gators escaped again.<\/p>\nGiving The Champs All They Can Handle<\/h3>\n
Blowing A 21-3 Lead<\/h3>\n
Seven Interceptions Aren\u2019t Enough<\/h3>\n