Kentucky Wildcats Alpha Phi members are extremely pumped for the upcoming 2024 NCAA Football season.
Last week, several members of the sorority put on their Wildcats jerseys and some short jean shorts and got ready to make a viral TikTok.
The video of the extremely talented girls starts with a shot of the sorority house from the top to the bottom, showing members cheering while the dancers march out to “Thunderstruck” by AC/DC.
The Kentucky Wildcats girls in the back are wearing blue jerseys, while the main girl in the front is wearing a white one.
They all come out waving pom-poms before they drop to their knees during the choreography.
Eventually, the girls drop those pom-poms before they give their sorority sign as the video signs off.
On TikTok, the girls have the Kentucky Wildcats going viral, as the video has been liked more than 26,000 times and has garnered more than 300 comments and 800 bookmarks.
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That viral video was the sequel for Kentucky Wildcats Alpha Phi, as the young ladies had already been trending for their first video, in which they danced to “Boom Boom Pow” by The Black Eyed Peas.
That video is pinned to their page since it has received more than 46,000 likes and 400 comments.
The Kentucky Wildcats Alpha Phi chapter is still trying to get over a tragedy from a few years ago when UK Police found Alpha Phi’s “house mom,” Michelle Stadler, dead in the chapter’s sorority house.
Back in 2022, the 60-year-old was found deceased from natural causes, per KYkernel.com.
Kentucky Wildcats Football Team Trying To Break Trend From Last Two Years
For the past two years, the Kentucky Wildcats football team has been just a little better than average.
In back-to-back years, the team has gone 7-6 on the year.
Last year, the team ended the season on a sour note as they lost in the Gator Bowl.
The last time the Kentucky Wildcats had double-digit wins in a season was in 2021, when they also won the Citrus Bowl, per Sports Reference.