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Football wasn't much at Kentucky until Bear Bryant came along. That, it would soon become clear, was exactly how Adolph Rupp liked it.
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 5 of Dead Letters, a Split Zone Duo series about bad things happening to great college football programs.
Writing: Alex Kirshner
Production: Anthony Vito
Interviewee: Derrick White, University of Kentucky
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