It was announced last week that the Kentucky football program will hold its annual Women’s Clinic on the 28[SUP]th[/SUP] of July. This is a unique opportunity for female UK fans to get a glimpse behind the scenes of football in the bluegrass while also interacting with the coaches and players.
The Women’s Clinic first began in 2002 under then-head coach Rich Brooks, and Joker Phillips took over the helm when he succeeded Brooks as head coach in 2010.
Coach Calipari offers a similar basketball clinic for female fans in the early fall, and both events typically see an excellent turnout.
This full-day experience takes place at Commonwealth Stadium, with the morning devoted to presentations on an array of football-related subjects. After lunch, the offense, defense and special teams will perform drills for the audience, and the afternoon will conclude with a special guest speaker.
The clinic is an unparalleled chance for women to see the program up close and personal, regardless of their level of football knowledge. It’s a great way for Joker and the team to connect with a major part of the fan base and drum up excitement for the upcoming season, all while showing their appreciation for the women of the Big Blue Nation.
For more information on the clinic, or to register online, visit [url]www.ukathletics.com[/url].
