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Tar Heels Too Much In The Post, Kentucky Falls 72-75
The Tar Heels had been looking forward to their rematch with the Wildcats from a year ago when the Heels came to Lexington and were embarrassed by John Wall and Co.. They got their revenge on Saturday afternoon beating the ‘Cats 72-75 in front of a sold out crowd at the Dean Dome. Kentucky, a [...]
Knight Rebounds From Hawaiian Blues, ‘Cats Roll Terriers 91-57
After sluggish first half, Kentucky rolls past Boston, 91-57
Maui Invitational Tournament: Day Two
Kentucky Downs Washington and Full Maui Day Two Recap
The Pinkie Previews: Kentucky (1-0) @ Portland (3-0)
Well there is one person who believes Kentucky is going to lose tomorrow night when they take on Portland in the Rose Garden. Senior point guard Jared Stohl was quoted saying, “Hope to see you out there Friday,” Stohl says in a 10-second video message to Portland fans. “We’re going to need you guys when [...]
Kentucky Takes Big Hit, Kanter Ruled Ineligible
Well it seems that Kentucky fans greatest fear has just been realized. The Turkish sensation has been deemed permanently ineligible by the NCAA. At least now that the news has been broke UK can begin to prepare without him. It is still pretty ludicrous that it took them this long to decide and that was [...]
Roll Out The Red Carpet, Wildcat Basketball Is Back
A preview of the 2010-2011 Kentucky Wildcats basketball squad
Kentucky Trounces Pikeville 97-66 in Exhibition
Kentucky handled Pikeville in their first exhibition game, 97-66.
Enes Kanter’s Eligibility Could Make or Break Kentucky
We have had just a few opportunities to see the make-up of this years Kentucky basketball team. That is this year’s team minus one BIG factor. That factor would be freshmen Turkish sensation Enes Kanter. At least we are assuming he is going to be a sensation. There has been much speculation as to whether [...]
It’s Knight’s Night as Blue Splashes White in Scrimmage
The annual Blue and White scrimmage kicked off tonight at Rupp Arena. It wasn’t a packed house, as a matter of fact the entire upper bowl looked pretty bleak but the atmosphere was still there with only 11,391 people in attendance. This was the first good look that John Calipari got at his team since [...]
Breaking Down Kentucky’s Final Five Games
It’s crunch time in college football. The power conferences are all taking shape and the first week of the BCS has been revealed. So far this season we have seen plenty of what college football has to offer. We have seen upsets, as we do every season, we have seen Boise State run through their [...]
