Kentucky basketball was relieved once they picked up a much-needed win against Vandy on Saturday in Rupp Arena. But, it wasn't just a win where they squeaked by, it was one where they never let up and won in convincing fashion.
After having a rough week where they lost three-straight games in the SEC, the Kentucky Wildcats have now bounced back in a big way with two wins in a row, one on the road to a South Carolina team that is 3-13, however, but they did pick up a big one in convincing fashion against Vandy, 91-77.
Kentucky's offense went absolutely nuclear in the first half against Vandy on Saturday in the dominating win, thanks to Collin Chandler's five threes, which really blew open their lead, before making it a 15-point game at halftime.
The Kentucky Wildcats were back in Rupp Arena on Saturday, looking for revenge against No. 25 Vandy. In the first matchup, things did not go well at all, as Vanderbilt embarrassed Kentucky on their way to a big 25-point win.
Late in the season in Mark Pope’s first year as the head coach of the Kentucky Wildcats, one player stepped up and showed flashes that he was going to be a star.
The Kentucky Wildcats are looking to have a completely different result this time around against the Vanderbilt Commodores. Last time out, an embarrassment was put on display, as the Wildcats went on to lose by 25 points to Vandy in Nashville.
For the second season in a row, the Kentucky Wildcats have been killed by injuries. Last season, players were in and out of the lineup, and two guys went down with season-ending injuries.
Kentucky ended its three-game losing streak on Tuesday night as the Wildcats took down the South Carolina Gamecocks, but a much tougher test lies ahead for Pope’s squad.
Kentucky basketball picked up a pretty massively important win on the road on Tuesday night against South Carolina. Following a tough three-game losing streak, the Wildcats had their postseason hopes in question, not only for seeding in the SEC Tournament, but also their NCAA Tournament hopes.
Heading into the season, one player that we were incredibly high on was the Tulane transfer Kam Williams, and early into the season he was showing flashes of being a star.
The Kentucky Wildcats are set to take on the Vanderbilt Commodores this Saturday afternoon, a matchup that carries extra weight for both the players and fans.
This offseason, many Kentucky fans were not sure what Malachi Moreno’s role would look like. Many figured that he would back up Brandon Garrison to start the season, and then when Jayden Quaintance was back on the floor, his minutes would decrease.
A win over South Carolina was very important to make it just about a certainty that the Wildcats will play in the NCAA Tournament. They were able to take down the Gamecocks 72-63 on the road, but now a very tough stretch of games lies ahead.
The Kentucky Wildcats started to get some steady play from point guard Denzel Aberdeen here lately in SEC play. Following the season-ending injury to Jaland Lowe, it was Aberdeen's time to shine as the full-time point guard.
This Kentucky basketball team found themselves riding high following a streak where they won eight of nine games. But, they followed that up by dropping three-straight.
Kentucky is limping into the final few games of the season after three straight losses, and Big Blue Nation is frustrated knowing two of them should have been wins.
Things are starting to spiral for the Kentucky Wildcats late in the season, and Mark Pope is looking for a way to get this ball club back on track as the finish line of the regular season approaches.
The Kentucky Wildcats have gone downhill in the SEC over the past week, now on a three-game losing streak following losses to Florida and two desperate bubble teams in Georgia and Auburn.
The landscape of college basketball is changing in the new day and age of the transfer portal, and NIL, which some teams have handled well, and others have not.
After winning eight games out of nine just over a week ago, Kentucky basketball is starting to trend back down in terms of their NCAA Tournament fate. Following a three-game losing streak that includes back-to-back losses to bubble teams in Georgia and Auburn, the Wildcats have dipped in the tournament projections.
Kentucky head coach Mark Pope was caught on a hot mic complaining about officials following his team’s 75-74 loss to Auburn on Saturday. Pope was livid about an offensive foul call that went against the Wildcats’ Collin Chandler with 14 seconds left and Kentucky up by one.
The Kentucky Wildcats have lost the commitment of a quarterback recruit they've been connected to for almost a year. That's an eternity in today's college football recruiting landscape, so it's more than notable that 2027 quarterback DJ Hunter has decided to decommit from Kentucky.