Recently, it was announced that Kentucky center Brandon Garrison would be hitting the transfer portal and looking for a new school. For a few days, it seemed like he would be following Jason Hart to SMU, but this is not what happened.
Will Stein is building up the Kentucky Wildcats. They are showing real signs that football is shifting toward something sustainable and dangerous in the SEC.
Point guard was always going to be a priority for the Kentucky Wildcats in the transfer portal, but once Jaland Lowe jumped into the portal, it quickly became the top priority.
Kentucky just got one of its depth pieces back for another season. On Sunday, Kentucky native at wing Trent Noah announced his return on social media. This comes after Kam Williams also announced he would be returning last week, as well as the expected returns of big men Malachi Moreno and Reece Potter.
Kentucky's top backcourt targets are pretty much solidified at this point, as the staff has a long list of targets at those positions. Not to mention, a few top targets emerging at the forward position in the frontcourt.
This offseason has already been crazy with a bunch of staff changes, Kentucky players leaving for the portal, and Mark Pope looking to find talent in the transfer portal.
Kentucky was hit with some shocking news this week as fan favorite Collin Chandler announced that he was going to be hitting the transfer portal. There were some rumors of Chandler potentially hitting the portal and heading home to play for BYU, but then many Wildcats left for the portal and Chandler stuck around.
Kentucky basketball has just one 2026 commitment, in point guard Mason Williams, who ranks 125th overall in the class, but we are inching closer to a decision for the top-ranked prospect in the class.
Things are moving fast with certain targets in the backcourt for Kentucky in the transfer portal, such as BYU's Rob Wright, Washington's Zoom Diallo and LSU's Dedan Thomas, as well as top frontcourt targets like Syracuse's Donnie Freeman and St.
Mark Pope has multiple positions to rebuild in the transfer portal, but one position that has no players in it currently is the power forward position.
Things are developing quickly in Kentucky's hot pursuit of a starting PG following the departure of Jaland Lowe this off-season. The Wildcats are inquired with both BYU transfer Rob Wright and Washington's Zoom Diallo, along with a number of other point guard targets in the portal, but where do things stand with their two most prioritized guys?
One of the more interesting recruitments that Kentucky has been a part of is the recruitment of G-League guard Dink Pate. The Westchester Knicks guard at one point was a top 30 high school recruit and averaged 16 points per game this year in the G-League.
Mark Pope has had plenty of Zoom calls the last few days. Part of that is due to the current dead period, which prohibits schools from hosting recruits on in-person visits.
We are starting to get a clearer picture of some of Kentucky's most prioritized targets in the transfer portal. While things seem to be moving quickly at the point guard spot, with names like BYU's Rob Wright, Washington's Zoom Diallo and LSU's Dedan Thomas coming up often, things are about to get interesting in the frontcourt.
Mark Pope got some surprising news on Wednesday evening when it was announced that Collin Chandler will be hitting the transfer portal. While he has not committed yet, all signs are pointing to him heading home to play for BYU.
Collin Chandler had a strong season for the Kentucky Wildcats. He also became a fan favorite in Lexington for his ability to put up monster dunks. Big Blue Nation will certainly hate to see Chandler go, but that's exactly what is expected to happen.
The Kentucky Wildcats are losing Andrija Jelavic and Mo Dioubate to the NCAA transfer portal, marking a pivotal third season for Mark Pope. The portal season kicks off, the team faces yet another wave of uncertainty.
Kentucky Wildcats forward Mouhamed Dioubate is going to be one of the more intriguing players in the college basketball transfer portal. Dioubate, a 6-foot-7 junior from Queens, New York, is expected to enter his name in the transfer portal when it opens up on April 7.
Charles Barkley paid the Michigan Wolverines a very high compliment during their dismantling of the Arizona Wildcats in Saturday’s Final Four game. Michigan jumped out to a 48-32 halftime lead on the way to an eventual 91-73 victory over Arizona at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, In.
The Kentucky Wildcats saw both Brandon Garrison and Jasper Johnson enter the transfer portal Friday evening, turning up the urgency around the team’s direction.
It turns out the Iowa State Cyclones can win without star senior forward Joshua Jefferson.
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