{| class="infobox" style="width: 28em; font-size: 95%;"
|-
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: 150%;" | '''Mississippi State-Kentucky'''<br />Rivalry
|-
| align="center" style="width:13em" | [[Image:Mississippi State Football 2.png|115px]]
| align="center" style="width:13em" | [[Image:Kentucky Football.png|115px]]
|-
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|-
| '''Teams'''
| [[Kentucky Wildcats football|Kentucky Wildcats]]<br />[[Mississippi State Bulldogs football|Mississippi State Bulldogs]]
|-
| '''Originated'''
| 1914
|-
| '''Series'''
| Kentucky leads 20–18
|-
| '''Largest Victory'''
| Miss. State 47, Kentucky 7<br />October 29, 1994
|-
| '''Highest Scoring Game'''
| Miss. State 42, Kentucky 32<br />October 28, 1995
|-
| '''Most Recent Game'''
| Miss. State 24, Kentucky 17<br />October 30, 2010
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| <hr>
|-
! Kentucky (20) || Miss. State (18)
|-
|align="center"| 1914 1916 1950 1951<br />1953 1958 1972 1973<br />1977 1984 1985 1990<br />1993 1996 1998 2002<br />2003 2005 2006 2008
|align="center"| 1915 1917 1944 1952<br />1955 1976 1991 1992<br />1994 1995 1997 1999<br/>2000 2001 2004 2007<br />2009 2010
|-
!colspan="2"| Ties (0)
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|
|}
In 1992, the [[Southeastern Conference | SEC]] expanded to 12 teams and split into 2 divisions. Since then, Mississippi State and Kentucky have been designated as permanent inter-division rivals, playing each other every year. This SEC rivalry goes back to 1914 when Kentucky was still a non-IA school.
==Year by Year Results==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|- Mississippi State-Kentucky Rivalry Results
! Date !! Year !! Location !! Winner !! Score
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 17 || 1914 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 19-13
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 16 || 1915 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 12-0
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| November 18 || 1916 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 13-3
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| November 10 || 1917 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 14-0
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| November 4 || 1944 || Memphis, TN || '''Mississippi State''' || 14-0
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| November 11 || 1950 || Starkville, MS || '''Kentucky''' || 48-21
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 13 || 1951 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 27-0
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| November 10 || 1952 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 27-14
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 17 || 1953 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 32-13
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 15 || 1955 || Lexington, KY || '''Mississippi State''' || 20-14
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| November 1 || 1958 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 33-12
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 7 || 1972 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 17-13
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 6 || 1973 || Jackson, MS || '''Kentucky''' || 42-14
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 9 || 1976 || Jackson, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 14-7
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 8 || 1977 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 23-7
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 13 || 1984 || Starkville, MS || '''Kentucky''' || 17-13
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 12 || 1985 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 33-19
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 13 || 1990 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 17-15
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 12 || 1991 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 31-6
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 31 || 1992 || Lexington, KY || '''Mississippi State''' || 37-36
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 30 || 1993 || Starkville, MS || '''Kentucky''' || 26-17
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 29 || 1994 || Lexington, KY || '''Mississippi State''' || 47-7
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 28 || 1995 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 42-32
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| November 9 || 1996 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 24-21
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| September 6 || 1997 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 35-27
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| November 7 || 1998 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 37-35
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| November 4 || 1999 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 23-22
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| November 4 || 2000 || Lexington, KY || '''Mississippi State''' || 35-17
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| November 3 || 2001 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 17-14
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| November 2 || 2002 || Starkville, MS || '''Kentucky''' || 45-24
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 25 || 2003 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 42-17
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 30 || 2004 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 22-7
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 29 || 2005 || Lexington, KY || '''Kentucky''' || 13-7
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| October 28 || 2006 || Starkville, MS || '''Kentucky''' || 34-31
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 27 || 2007 || Lexington, KY || '''Mississippi State''' || 31-6
|- style="background: #00407A;color:white;"
| November 1 || 2008 || Starkville, MS || '''Kentucky''' || 14-13
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 30 || 2009 || Lexington, KY || '''Mississippi State''' || 31-24
|- style="background: maroon; color:white"
| October 29 || 2010 || Starkville, MS || '''Mississippi State''' || 24-17
|}
==References==
http://football.stassen.com/cgi-bin/records/opp-opp.pl?start=1869&end=2010&team1=Mississippi+State&team2=Kentucky
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