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UCF lands commitment from 3-star OL Andrew Stargel
Kentucky added another future piece of the Big Blue Wall on the Fourth of July when Trotwood (Ohio) Madison senior Jermiel Atkins became the third true tackle prospect to join Kentucky’s 2025 high school recruiting class. The Wildcats now have four offensive line prospects in the fold, but another target committed to another program during Thursday’s national holiday.
Five More Horses Supplemented To Fasig-Tipton July HORA Sale
An additional five horses have been added to the catalogue for next Monday's Fasig-Tipton July Selected Horses of Racing Age Sale at the company's Newtown Paddocks in Lexington. Catalogued as hip 520 is the 2-year-old filly Fortuna Mia, who won her maiden by four lengths at Horseshoe Indianapolis at first...
What is Mark Pope's Floor for First-Year Kentucky Basketball Coaches?
Mark Pope will have the benefit in his first season as Kentucky’s coach as the program is in a bit of a muddy state. John Calipari’s tenure didn’t end so well and Pope’s roster is a bit of an unknown in how the guys will mesh. I think that will ultimately benefit Pope because expectations will be mixed in Year 1. I don’t see a mass revolt against him should the Cats lose a few games in the early part of the year. Some coaches didn’t have that benefit. And some have come into a rebuilding program.
KSR Today: Still celebratin’ Independence
Mid-week holidays are always the best, stretching two-day weekends into three- or four-day weekends for many. A July 4th celebration on Thursday transitions into more of the same Friday with excused absences or ‘sick’ days, followed by normal weekend shenanigans on Saturday and Sunday. The weather mostly sucked yesterday in Kentucky with more clouds and […] The post KSR Today: Still celebratin’ Independence appeared first on On3.
Reed Sheppard becomes the highest-drafted player to play at UK and be from Kentucky
Heading into last season, the Kentucky Wildcats had plenty of hype surrounding another No. 1 recruiting class. Of that class, only two players heard their name called at the NBA Draft last week, with Reed Sheppard leading the way, hearing his name called at No. 3 overall to the Houston Rockets.
Kentucky Football recruiting in the 2025 class: What to know
The Kentucky Wildcats are poised to land yet another standout high school recruiting class under Mark Stoops, who is now entering his 12th season in Lexington. As usual, it’s being carried by a big showing in the state of Ohio, where Kentucky already has 4-star commitments in edge Cedric Works, wide receiver Quintin Simmons Jr., and running back Marquise Davis.
Alumni Association announces award winners
LEXINGTON, Ky. (July 5, 2024) — The University of Kentucky Alumni Association announced the recipients of the Distinguished Service Awards and the Joseph T. Burch Award on June 21. The awards are presented annually to honor and recognize those who have provided extraordinary service to the university, the association and the community.
Six Wildcats Named 2023-24 WGCA All-American Scholars
– Six University of Kentucky women’s golfers have been tabbed 2023-24 Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholars, including Cathryn Brown, Jensen Castle, Laney Frye, Brooke Oberparleiter, María Villanueva Aperribay and Marissa Wenzler. Four of the student-athletes graduated with either a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree in...
Ranking the Contenders: Five-star Darryn Peterson
The No. 3 prospect in the 2025 Rivals150, Darryn Peterson is the top high school guard in the country and a tantalizing prospect for both college coaches and NBA scouts. Peterson remains uncommitted, but his recruitment is beginning to take shape as campus visits unfold. Today, Rivals national analyst Rob...
Experts explain why the Fourth of July has become one of the deadliest days of the year
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Violence and shootings often happen more often in the summer months. Those with the Gun Violence Archive said the Fourth of July has become one of the Nation’s deadliest days of the year. “I don’t think we’re going to have a small week of shootings...
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