Kerr Kriisa, who played college basketball at Arizona, West Virginia, Kentucky and Cincinnati, was indicted on Monday by the Northern District of West Virginia on allegations of orchestrating a $2.2 million fraud scheme.
North Carolina recently fired head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis, ending a five-year run in which he struggled to keep the program at the heights of its lofty expectations.
Former Kentucky basketball player Kerr Kriisa has been arrested by the FBI in connection with a fraud scheme, Kentucky Sports Radio reported on Saturday.
Former Arizona and current Cincinnati guard Kerr Kriisa returned to the McKale Memorial Center for the first time as an opposing player on Wednesday night, taking the floor to a chorus of boos with just over four minutes remaining in the first half.
No. 1 Arizona's Wednesday night game against Cincinnati seems like just another Big 12 basketball game, but it will also be a homecoming for a former Wildcat star.
The Bearcats basketball team looks like they will get Kerr Kriisa (shoulder) back on the floor after a four-game absence due to injury. The Bearcats' top assist man is probable to play Wednesday and help continue the rise from UC's offense over the last two weeks.
Remember the days when you couldn't transfer within your own conference? Or when you did transfer, you had to sit out an entire season? That stuff feels like ages ago.
Kerr Kriisa may not be entering his final year of college basketball eligibility. The new Bearcats guard noted he has a possible path to a seventh year in the sport if things work out the right way with the NCAA.
New Bearcats guard Kerr Kriisa is entering his sixth college season with plenty of experience. A tenure that's unfortunately seen him suffer multiple major injuries to shorten seasons.
Former Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa has received full clearance to participate in all basketball activities for Cincinnati’s 2025–26 season. Bearcats head coach Wes Miller confirmed that Kriisa is fully recovered from a foot injury that sidelined him in December and is now cleared for practice, workouts, and competitive play.
Kerr Kriisa chatted with the Cincinnati media team this week as he gets ready for his final college season and first with the Bearcats basketball program.
The former Cat will play in the Queen City The Kentucky Wildcats are looking to round out their roster as the transfer portal is off and running. With plenty of names being contacted by the staff, one former player from this past season has found a new home.
On Sunday, one former member of the Big 12 Conference is set to return to the conference in 2025-26 wearing a different jersey than in 2023-24. Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa announced on Instagram that he intends to transfer to Cincinnati and team up with Wes Miller and the Bearcats.
Shortly following Kentucky's exit from the NCAA Tournament in the Sweet Sixteen, veteran guard Kerr Kriisa announced that he would once again be entering the transfer portal.
Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa entered the transfer portal on Monday with one season of eligibility remaining. "To Coach (Mark) Pope and the UK coaching staff - it has been an absolute dream to play for the University of Kentucky.
Kerr Kriisa is on Friday's injury report ahead of Tennessee vs Kentucky Tennessee and Kentucky take the court against each other once again after playing twice during the regular season.
Although Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa’s season was cut short due to a stubborn injury, his focus has never wavered from getting healthy and back on the court.
Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa will not return to the court this season, head coach Mark Pope confirmed on Thursday. The fifth-year player has been sidelined since December 7 due to a persistent foot injury, and despite efforts to recover, he has not met the necessary benchmarks for a return.
We got some official clarity on Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa's status for the rest of the season. Kriisa, who has been out since suffering a foot injury on Dec.
Kentucky, after missing on Caleb Wilson, is making a late push after five-star power forward Nate Ament. Kentucky is trying to make a come from behind effort in this race as schools like Duke, Tennessee, and Louisville have a lead.
Kentucky Wildcats' backup point guard Kerr Kriisa continues to battle a lingering foot injury that has sidelined him for the past two months. As the team
Kentucky lost its backup point guard in the big win over Gonzaga as Kerr Kriisa went down with a broken bone in his foot. Kriisa had surgery to repair the foot over a month ago, and now he is doing everything possible to get back on the floor.
WVU senior guard Kerr Kriisa has entered the transfer portal on Tuesday, he tells Stadium’s Jeff Goodman. Kriisa spent one season with West Virginia after transferring from Arizona, where he spent three years.
West Virginia starting point guard Kerr Kriisa returns to the court this Saturday against UMass after completing his nine-game suspension. Kriisa, who received unauthorized benefits while at Arizona, will make his debut for WVU in Massachusetts.