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Forgettable Night
When Kentucky knocked off Auburn less than a week ago Billy Gillispie pointed out that no matter how poorly the Cats played it was still good for one win and one win only. Good thing losses count the same as victories. The Cats (12-10, 6-3 SEC) turned in their worst performance in years, getting emb...
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June 03, 2008
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Patterson, Meeks key to success in 09?
When Joe Crawford and Ramel Bradley left the Honda Center after playing their final games for Kentucky, they took with them nearly 50 percent of the team's scoring, including an unfathomable 82 percent from the 72-66 loss to Marquette. Replacing the duo is now job one for the Cats and injured standou...
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April 20, 2008
Auburn snaps UK Baseball's streak
AUBURN, Ala. -- Needing one win to tie the school record for the longest winning streak in school history, the No. 2 Kentucky baseball team stranded a season-high 12 runners on base, as the Auburn Tigers handcuffed the Wildcats hot-hitting offense, handing UK its first loss of the season, 2-0 on a be...
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March 23, 2008
Mason, Miller stomp into state semis
LEXINGTON, Ky. Kentucky signee Darius Miller is one win away from competing for a state championship. Miller scored 10 of his 17 points in a third-quarter spurt Friday night that saw Mason County overwhelm Paducah Tilghman with a 58-19 lead, all while his future college coach watched from press row ...
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March 23, 2008
Central's Cobble a priority for UK staff
Defensive line is almost always a priority position in each recruiting class, and 2009 is no different for the Kentucky Wildcats. A very good one resides close to Lexington, and at a school that has recently sent a star player to the Cats.
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March 22, 2008
PHOTO GALLERY: Darius Miller clutch in Sweet 16
Kentucky signee Darius Miller came up huge for the Mason County Royals on Thursday in the opening round of the Kentucky Sweet 16 state basketball tournament at Rupp Arena. Miller had a workmanlike 17 points, but contributed big when it mattered the most. Miller had a workmanlike 17 points, but contri...
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March 22, 2008
Seniors battled bad times, leave with pride
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Ramon Harris couldn't bear to watch. While teammate Joe Crawford wicked away tears and bravely faced reporters for the final time a few feet away, Harris' own reddened eyes gushed waterworks. A team that looked so fractured at Christmas sat in the locker room for the final time unwi...
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March 22, 2008
Crawford's 35 not enough for UK in NCAA
ANAHEIM, Calif. It was an appropriate, though difficult ending for Kentucky's 2008 basketball season as a heroic effort by senior Joe Crawford nearly kept the Cats' courageous season alive in a 74-66 loss to Marquette in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday
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March 22, 2008
Scouting Report: UK vs. Marquette
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Kentucky begins its NCAA Tournament dance against Marquette on Thursday at the Honda Center with few experts expecting the Cats to advance. UK has not lost a first round game since the 1987 and aim to continue that behind seniors Ramel Bradley and Joe Crawford.
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March 22, 2008
Marquette impressed by Cats' turnaround
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Unlike Billy Gillispie, Tom Crean had no interest in watching 29 tapes of Kentucky in preparation for Marquette's first round match up with the Cats in the NCAA Tournament. He wasn't slacking, he just didn't see any real value of breaking down the Cats' early season efforts
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March 22, 2008
Auburn offer interests Skyline corner
Year in and year out, Dallas (Texas) Skyline has loads of talent that go on to play big-time college football. This year is no different and the headliner of the class looks to be cornerback Steve Williams. The 5-foot-10 cornerback is picking up offers by the day and while most of them have been from...
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March 22, 2008
Notebook: Dancing Shoes, cheerleaders and uniforms
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Ramel Bradley has been through difficult times at Kentucky, roommate and fellow senior Joe Crawford too. Nothing could have prepared them for what they experienced the first two months of this season. When you're lordly Kentucky losses to Gardner-Webb and San Diego will make you a t...
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March 22, 2008
Cats in rare role of the underdog
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Kentucky's legendary basketball program needs no introduction in the NCAA Tournament. Its place among the immortal has been etched in stone since Adolph Rupp was prowling the sidelines. When you have the most appearances in the Big Dance's history, most games played, most victories,...
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March 22, 2008
Curtain falls on Hopson's prep career
LEXINGTON, Ky. There was no fairy tale ending to the high school career of the Bluegrass State's top-rated prospect. Five-star University Heights Academy guard Scotty Hopson saw the curtain come down on his season Wednesday in a 69-54 loss to Lexington Catholic in the opening game of the Kentucky Sw...
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March 22, 2008
Injuries have frustrated Meeks
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Billy Gillispie's first attempt at humor didn't go over so well with assembled reporters who haven't kept tabs on the daily Jodie Meeks soap opera. His self-deprecating response to the failed effort drew far more laughter. Unfortunately for UK, Meeks' continued issue with his pelvic...
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March 22, 2008
Miami wideout sets official visit with Cats
The search for another impact receiver for the 2008 recruiting class continues for Coach Rich Brooks' Kentucky football team. And after the success this season of Derrick Locke, the Cats will be happy to look for a two-sport star to add to the list
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March 22, 2008
VIDEO: Crawford, Bradley discuss Gillispie
Kentucky seniors Joe Crawford and Ramel Bradley will say their formal goodbyes on Sunday during Senior Day at Rupp Arena. In this CatsPause.com video feature, the two players discuss their relationship this year with new UK coach Billy Gillispie
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March 22, 2008
SEC decision: UK/GA at noon; no fans in stands
In a statement released by the SEC Saturday morning, officials have decided to resume conference tournament play at noon today with Kentucky vs. Georgia. As supspected, UK would have to play two games today to advance to Sunday's final. But that certainly won't be the most controversial part of the g...
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March 22, 2008
Scouting Report: Georgia vs Kentucky
It was supposed to be a meeting between two teams still fighting to lock up a berth in the NCAA Tournament but Georgia dashed Ole Miss' postseason dreams and takes at aim at Kentucky in Friday night's SEC Tournament quarterfinal match up. The Cats won both previous meetings by a combined 11 points in...
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March 22, 2008
Storm may force SEC out of Georgia Dome
ATLANTA Just before 2 a.m. Saturday, unofficial word began to surface that officials had possibly made the difficult decision to move the Southeastern Conference Tournament from the damaged Georgia Dome to Georgia Tech's on campus arena. It was one of several unenviable decisions facing tourney offi...
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March 22, 2008
Cowgill powers UK past Bama in series opener
Preseason All-American outfielder Collin Cowgill ripped a homer and two doubles, as the No. 4 Kentucky baseball team used a four-run fourth inning to erase a 3-2 Alabama lead, edging the Crimson Tide, 7-5, in the Southeastern Conference opener on Friday evening at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
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March 22, 2008
Eight Cats drive in runs in rout of Bama
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Eight of nine position starters contributed an RBI and Collin Cowgill and Ryan Wilkes each added home runs for the second consecutive game, as the No. 4 Kentucky baseball team rolled over the Alabama Crimson Tide, 15-2, securing the three-game series, on Saturday at Cliff Hagan Stad...
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March 22, 2008
Top QB makes a sudden decision
West Virginia got a huge jump start on their 2009 recruiting class today hauling in two of the top prospects on the East Coast. One of them is an elite quarterback who committed to the Mountaineers over offers from Michigan, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Boston College and other
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March 20, 2008
Bradley, Crawford highlight amazing turnaround
To appreciate the transition of Kentucky's basketball team from laughable losers to admirable warriors one need only take a peek behind the scenes to the amazing journey that has been unfolding since Billy Gillispie organized his first practice last fall. It's been quite a ride for Joe Crawford and R...
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March 20, 2008
VIDEO: Bradley, Crawford debate who will cry on Senior Day
Seniors Ramel Bradley and Joe Crawford playfully debate which one will cry first when Kentucky holds its Senior Day ceremony just before noon Sunday at Rupp Arena. The Cats face Florida at noon in the final game of the regular season.
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March 20, 2008
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