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Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats faced a major setback in the offseason when Vince Marrow left the program to join rival Louisville Cardinals.
Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm added Vince Marrow to his staff in June. Mark Stoops and UK football players discuss move during SEC media days ...
Mark Stoops addressed longtime assistant Vince Marrow’s departure in an interview for the first time Thursday at SEC Football ...
In June, Vince Marrow left Kentucky to become Louisville‘s executive director of player personnel and recruiting. During an ...
Vince Marrow's move from the University of Kentucky football staff to the University of Louisville staff is a done deal. Marrow, the longtime assistant coach for Mark Stoops at UK, has signed a ...
Vince Marrow, left, is the only assistant coach who had been with Mark Stoops, right, at Kentucky since the latter became UK head man before the 2013 season.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Friday was the first time Vince Marrow talked about his job switch from the University of Kentucky to the University of Louisville. Marrow spent the last 12 seasons with ...
Vince Marrow flipped sides in the Louisville-Kentucky football rivalry. Here's what he had to say about leaving Mark Stoops for Jeff Brohm's staff.
Through a FOIA request, @wkytsports obtained Vince Marrow's resignation to the University of Kentucky, which came via text message to UK Deputy Athletics Director Mark Hill.
Vince Marrow was a staple for the Kentucky Wildcats. In fact, next to head coach Mark Stoops, perhaps no coach in the program meant more than Marrow.
Vince Marrow has been part of every Kentucky Wildcats coaching staff since Mark Stoops' first season in Lexington in 2013. Marrow will be Louisville's executive director of player personnel and ...
Marrow, who flashed an 'Ls Up' gesture during the press conference, is excited to help draw the best talent to Louisville. "You better be ready and prepared to deal with us now at Louisville ...
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