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Kentucky offensive coordinator Liam Coen hospitalized after suffering medical episode at football complex (www.cbssports.com)

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Kentucky offensive coordinator Liam Coen was hospitalized Sunday after suffering an undisclosed medical episode at approximately 12:40 p.m. ET at the Wildcats' football complex, the school announced. Details of the incident have not been released as of Sunday evening.

"He is currently in good condition at UK Chandler Hospital, while doctors and medical personnel continue to monitor him, and is expected to be released Monday," the school announced via a press release. "Out of respect for his privacy and that of his family, we will have no additional comment at this time."

Coen is in his second stint as the offensive coordinator of the Wildcats. He was hired by Mark Stoops prior to the 2021 season and helped the Wildcats thrive under then-starting quarterback Will Levis. His success with Levis and Stoops in 2021 vaulted him to the NFL where he served as offensive coordinator with the Los Angeles Rams for one season. He re-joined the Kentucky staff in January.

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