Mark Pope added a handful of players via the transfer portal this offseason, but the player who really shook up the college basketball world was the addition of Milan Momcilovic.
Yesterday was Kentucky basketball Media Day, where the local media goes around to all of the players and asks questions. Normally, when the media asks Kentucky players questions, it is more serious, but during Media Day, some more fun questions come up.
Big Blue Madness is the unofficial start of the Kentucky basketball season, and it is coming up on Friday, so fans are getting excited. Big Blue Nation can't wait to see this team suit up this season, and the first game of the season is just over a month away.
Kentucky fans received some injury updates regarding a few players on Monday, and one of those was Kam Williams, who has been rehabbing all summer following an offseason surgery from an injury he suffered this past season.
This off-season, Mark Pope emphasized going and finding creators, specifically out on the perimeter. He got two of them in Zoom Diallo and Alex Wilkins, who are expected to be an impressive duo this season.
We've heard all about the shooting ability of this Kentucky team. It's a clear focal point of success for the Wildcats heading into next season, with shooters nearly everywhere you look on the court.
Kentucky's 45-21 win over South Alabama wasn't always as pretty as what the score says. In fact, the Wildcats struggled for half of the game. After going up 7-0 to start things out, it was Kentucky's offense that struggled mightily for much of the half.
The Kentucky Wildcats are continuing to build momentum. After pulling off a huge road upset over No. 9 Texas A&M last weekend, Kentucky returned home Saturday and handled business against South Alabama, winning 45-21 at Kroger Field.
On Saturday, the Kentucky Wildcats were back in Kroger Field after one of the best wins in program history and looked to shift their focus to taking care of business against the South Alabama Jaguars.
The 2026 recruiting class didn't go well for Mark Pope, but he did end up with one player that Kentucky fans are really excited about. That player is point guard Mason Williams.
So far this season, Kentucky football is 1-1 in their big tests against high-quality opponents. After a Week 1 where fans saw starting quarterback Kenny Minchey throw for 301 yards and four touchdowns, the first big test came the following week against Alabama, and it showed, as the pressure from the defense really got to Minchey.
Mark Pope and the Kentucky coaching staff added a lot of talent in the transfer portal, hoping to have a tenure-changing season this year. Last season didn't go to plan for Pope and the Wildcats, with a Round of 32 loss to Iowa State.
Kentucky has no shortage of recognizable opponents on its 2026-27 schedule. Kansas awaits in Chicago on Nov. 10. Indiana follows in Indianapolis on Nov.
CJ Baxter was supposed to become one of college football’s next great running backs years ago. His body had other plans. Baxter arrived at Texas as one of the country’s most highly regarded running back recruits and immediately showed why.
How was your week? Just when it seemed like Kentucky (2-1) was in for a true rebuild campaign under new head coach Will Stein, it went into College Station and left with a dominant 31-21 win over Texas A&M.
History was made for Kentucky football this past weekend when the Wildcats dominated the #9 Texas A&M Aggies, marking the first big win of the Will Stein era and a game that is now put into the history books of the program.
Mark Pope and the Kentucky coaching staff are trying to land some elite talent in the 2027 class, and one of the players they are after is five-star center Paul Osaruyi.
College football has always been known for its fierce rivalries and wild post-game energy, but a recent incident in College Station just set a bizarre new benchmark for game-day absurdity.
Kentucky football is coming off one of the best and most important wins in program history after defeating #9 Texas A&M on the road Saturday and now, they're facing a sneaky Sun Belt squad making a push for the top spot in the conference.
For the first time in a while, Kentucky football has given its fans a reason to believe that something special could be developing in Lexington. The Wildcats walked into College Station as an unranked team facing No.
The Kentucky Wildcats have to feel great about the start of the Will Stein era.
The No. 9 Texas A&M Aggies surprisingly suffered a 31-21 Week 3 loss to the Kentucky Wildcats. A&M allowed 21 unanswered points in the third quarter, and it was just too much of a deficit for the team to surmount a comeback.
In just his third game as the head coach of the Kentucky Wildcats, Will Stein ended up guiding Kentucky to a 31-21 victory over Texas A&M. This has
Mark Pope might be building something much bigger than Kentucky's 2026-27 roster. One of the Wildcats' most intriguing recruiting pursuits involves five-star 2027 center Lewis Uvwo, and Kentucky appears to have given itself a legitimate opportunity to become a major factor in his recruitment.
First-year Kentucky head coach Will Stein didn’t ask for polite applause Saturday. He requested flasks, four-letter words and a crowd hoarse enough to call in sick Monday.
The Alabama Crimson Tide may not need a secret weapon in Week 2 against the Kentucky Wildcats, but they have one.
Mark Mitchell is sticking with the Missouri Tigers.
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