Jarrod Polson knew from experience what was the best advice he could give Kentucky freshman walk-on players Sam Malone and Brian Long when they got to play in Monday’s exhibition game against Morehouse.
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November 07, 2011
Disappointed that his team started slowly against Transylvania in its first exhibition game, Kentucky coach John Calipari challenged the Wildcats to play with more urgency the next time they took the floor.
Chances are Calipari was probably more satisfied with Monday night's exhibition finale.
Poor Division II Morehead College was on the receiving end of a 125-40 shellacking...
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November 07, 2011
Called it! Totally called that one. Of course, I've been calling every game this year but now that it has paid off I can use the image above in celebration of the first UK conference victory. The feeling is good, isn't it? We're not feeling the wood of the bottom of the barrel against our blue checkered keisters and we have some momentum going into a very crucial...
Via University of Kentucky Official Athletics Site
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November 07, 2011
Terrence Jones scored 22 points for No. 2 Kentucky and the Wildcats' five starters made their first 26 shots to lead the Wildcats to a 125-40 exhibition victory over Division II Morehouse on Monday night. The Wildcats went on separate runs of 10-0, 16-0 and 29-0 while forcing Morehouse into 18 first-half turnovers to take a 74-13 lead at halftime. In one sequence, Marquis Teague...
The Kentucky Wildcats (4-5, 1-4) travel to Nashville to face off with the Vanderbilt Commodores (4-5, 1-5) in a battle to keep bowl hopes alive. The Wildcats who recently earned their first SEC victory over Ole Miss last week have an offense that has been reinvigorated since the emergence of true freshmen quarterback Maxwell Smith.
After his first 100-yard rushing game against Jacksonville State, Kentucky junior CoShik Williams ran to the front row seats at Commonwealth Stadium to hug his mother, Lawonna. He did the same last week after another 100-yard effort in UK’s win over Mississippi.
However, that gesture was nothing new for the Hiram, Ga., product.
When Kentucky first started recruiting him, Alvin Dupree admits he knew very little about UK?football.
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November 09, 2011
Several University of Kentucky football players, including tailback Raymond Sanders and wide receiver Matt Roark, returned to the practice fields on Wednesday after sitting out of practice earlier this week because of injuries.
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