With the regular season concluded today, the SEC announced the award winners for the conference, and some Wildcats did take home some hardware. Otega Oweh was named to the All-SEC Second Team, and Malachi Moreno was on the All-Freshman Team.
Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats are set to be the nine seed in the SEC Tournament, where they will get things kicked off on Wednesday for the first time in program history.
Kentucky has dealt with injuries this season, and Coach Mark Pope has talked a lot about how fatigue is killing this team. This quote has annoyed fans because while Kentucky is without some key pieces to this roster, they are still running a nine-player rotation.
Ball movement was a key for Mark Pope in year one at Kentucky. It was the bread and butter of an offense that was exciting to watch. This season, there have been plenty of twists and turns, but it has ultimately landed at a 19-12 finish, where that beautiful ball movement has been rare to see.
We now know when Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats will take the floor in Nashville. After a day full of results, Kentucky will officially be a 9-seed, starting things off against the 16-seed LSU Tigers on Wednesday night at 12:30 p.m.
Overall, Kentucky's regular season was not close to the acceptable standard at the program. It was a season filled with a few big and important wins, but there were also plenty of bad losses that stick on a team's resume, therefore giving fans a 19-12 finish on the season.
Big things were expected for the Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball team this season. They entered the regular season as the No. 9-ranked team in the country,
The score doesn't really do any justice as to how ugly of a game it was for Kentucky against Florida. They lost 84-77, but it wasn't always that pretty.
We've made it to March, folks. The Kentucky Wildcats are 0-1 in the big month so far, but they have a massive opportunity ahead of them and it starts with No.
After laying an egg on the road against Texas A&M, the Kentucky Wildcats are now really fighting for their lives trying to avoid playing on opening day in the SEC Tournament coming up next week.
Injuries have played a role in the outlook of this Kentucky basketball season for a second straight year under Mark Pope. Jaland Lowe went down with a season-ending shoulder injury, Kam Williams has missed most of SEC play with a broken foot, and Jayden Quaintance’s knee swelled up after his return from ACL surgery.
The 2025-26 regular season has almost come and gone with just one game remaining as the Kentucky Wildcats get set to take on the #5 Florida Gators in Rupp Arena.
The Kentucky Wildcats' loss to the Texas A&M Aggies was the most frustrating of the season because early into this ball game, Mark Pope’s team was in control.
Last month, the Kentucky Wildcats reprised their iconic denim uniforms for an SEC showdown against the Tennessee Volunteers. Leading up to the big game,
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.
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.