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LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — In a statement on Tuesday, Kentucky football general manager Pat Biondo has announced that he has resigned from his role with the program.
"After much thought, I have made the decision to leave UK. This is a personal move, and I hope everyone will respect the private nature of such a tough decision. It has been a privilege to work for a great university, a wonderful football program, and on behalf of such passionate fans. I especially want to thank Coach Stein for the opportunity to work with and learn from him," said Biondo.
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Biondo joined Kentucky in 2025, following Will Stein from Oregon after spending four seasons as the director of football recruiting strategy for the Ducks and becoming the first-ever general manager in Kentucky football history.
Biondo helped oversee recruiting efforts and roster management during his time at Kentucky.
In a brief statement, the University of Kentucky said, "Football General Manager Pat Biondo has informed us of his decision to step down from his role at UK. We respect his choice and the personal considerations behind it. We are grateful for his contributions to our program."
Kentucky did not announce a replacement or any additional information about the departure.
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