Aaron Gershon is a Beat Writer at TheCatsPause247. He specializes in covering Major League Sports, particularly focusing on the University of Kentucky athletics. Aaron's work has been featured in various publications including BVM Sports, Lebanon Enterprise, and 247Sports, among others.
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Aaron Gershon's reporting primarily centers around local sports, particularly college football and basketball, with a focus on the Kentucky Wildcats. Given his coverage of specific events and evolving stories in these areas, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to interviews or insights about the performance of players and teams within this context.
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Berry was not with the Cats this spring but has been re-added to the roster.
By: Aaron Gershon
Kentucky made seven transfer portal additions and inked four incoming freshmen to fill out its 2025-26 roster, but no addition made was more important than retaining guard Otega Oweh for
A solid choice.
Kentucky lost the headlining piece of its 2026 recruiting class Thursday as four-star offensive tackle Jarvis Strickland told CatsPause.com that he has decommitted from the Wildcats.
By: Aaron Gershon
The Bengals’ first-round pick left minicamp early without a contract.
By: Aaron Gershon
Denzel Aberdeen, an Orlando, Florida native, three-year member of the Florida Gators, and 2025 NCAA Tournament Champion, surprised many when he opted to enter the transfer portal for his final
By: Aaron Gershon
The common theme in the majority of Kentucky's losses in last season's debut of the Mark Pope era was getting out-physicaled.
It appears the Bengals have turned up the heat in minicamp compared to past years.
The Lexington Catholic product Reece Potter doesn't seem bothered by the fact he may play in a limited capacity for his hometown Wildcats.
The Blue Chip two-sport prospect has the potential to be a gamechanger for both Kentucky Football and Baseball.
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