Coach Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats got the season started on Tuesday night with a win over Manhattan. The Wildcats had a good showing in the win, but now another test lies ahead for the Wildcats as James Madison will make the trip to Lexington.
The Kentucky Wildcats are gearing up for one of the most important games in the history of the program, taking on #13 Tennessee in Knoxville on Saturday.
Kentucky head coach Will Stein played college football at Louisville, but he grew up rooting for the Wildcats. The Tennessee Vols and the Kentucky Wildcats are set to meet on Saturday in Neyland Stadium in what is one of the biggest college football games of the season.
The Northern Kentucky Norse visit the No. 14 Kentucky Wildcats on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 6:30 p.m. ET at Memorial Coliseum. Both teams are 1-0. Kentucky, No.
In the season opener for the Kentucky Wildcats, one player who stood out was the young wing, Braydon Hawthorne. In his first season in Lexington, BBN didn't see Hawthorne take the floor, but on Tuesday night he finally got his first action, and he turned heads.
One addition that Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats made this offseason was former Washington center Frank Kepnang. The veteran big man is a massive human being at 7'0, 270 pounds, and he has been the enforcer for Pope and the Wildcats.
It only took a few exhibition games, but after some early struggles, a number of Kentucky fans were started to criticize Zoom Diallo and with Mason Williams playing the way he has been over the last few weeks, some even questioning him starting moving forward.
The Kentucky Wildcats have picked up an extremely intriguing 5-star center prospect named Cherif Millogo. Millogo, originally from West Africa, is a 7-foot-5 center from La Cañada Flintridge, California.
Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats just landed their second commitment of the 2027 class, and he is a very interesting player. The Wildcats landed 7'5 center Cherif Millogo, who is the 29th player in the 2027 class, according to 247Sports Composite Rankings.
The Kentucky Wildcats put together a much better offensive performance on Tuesday night against Manhattan, as they went 12-31 from three, with Milan Momcilovic being responsible for half of those.
Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats got their season started tonight against the Jaspers of Manhattan, and the Wildcats won this game 85-57. The overall
The first College Football Playoff rankings came out Tuesday, and Kentucky is sitting at No. 6.
Yes, you read that headline right. After a few weeks of Kentucky football popping up in many playoff projections from different media outlets around the country, it's now official.
Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats will get the 2026-27 season kicked off this evening as they welcome Manhattan into Rupp Arena. This is a very important season for Pope and the Wildcats.
Kentucky basketball fans are used to debating who should run the offence. This season, Mark Pope may have a different question: What happens when you have two guards trying to do the job together?
It's not just preseason All-American awards that are rolling in for Kentucky's Milan Momcilovic heading into the start of the regular season. On Monday, Momcilovic was named a candidate for the Naismith Player of the Year in college basketball.
Two flashpoints have defined Kentucky’s 6-1 start and rise to the No. 12 team in the country. The first came in a road game against South Carolina on the first weekend of October.
Kentucky women’s basketball is entering the 2026–27 season with growing expectations, a talented roster, and a legitimate opportunity to compete with the nation’s best programs.
The Wildcats are 4-1 in SEC play, and that one loss, to No. 12 Alabama, saw them play the Crimson Tide tight for during the first half.
For the second time in three weeks, the No. 15 Kentucky Wildcats hit the road as a ranked underdog against an unranked opponent.
Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin had a fairly significant complaint about the officiating during LSU’s upset loss to Kentucky on Saturday night. Kentucky took a 21-17 lead into halftime of Saturday’s game thanks to quarterback Kenny Minchey’s quarterback sneak at the goal line, though the play appeared to be stopped short of the line.
Kentucky football has found a flair for the dramatic, and the Wildcats are making a habit of delivering in overtime.
Head coach Will Stein was pretty clear with his Kentucky Wildcats team after they beat the South Carolina Gamecocks.
The Shane Beamer era at South Carolina may have officially come to an end on Saturday night at Williams-Brice Stadium.
The Kentucky Wildcats have to feel great about the start of the Will Stein era.
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