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Kentucky brings home a member of its 1996 national championship team under Rick Pitino, with Pope taking over the program after leading BYU for the last five seasons.
) — After John Calipari's exit from the Kentucky basketball program, freshman Aaron Bradshaw entered the transfer portal. His fellow freshman teammate and New Jersey native D.J. Wagner has now done the same.
) — Kentucky freshman Zvonimir Ivisic entered the transfer portal on Saturday, and quickly found his new home by committing to Arkansas on Monday evening.
By: Michael Epps
) — The Kentucky baseball team entered this weekend with three straight SEC series sweeps and a 14-1 record in conference play. But its current opponent is its toughest test yet, with its rivals down I-75 traveling here to Lexington.
Travis Perry announced on social media Monday night that he is sticking with Kentucky, posting a picture with new head coach Mark Pope and saying that he “can't wait to wear the blue and white.”
Pope and the university officially announced on Monday the addition of Collin Chandler to the roster. The 6-foot-4 guard is from Utah and was previously recruited by Pope.
) — While Kentucky fans are mostly focused on the roster building, new men's basketball head coach Mark Pope also has a tough task in assembling his coaching staff.
Eyes stay wide at Churchill Downs as people soak in every moment of Derby week—none more than those participating in the race for the first time, like jockey Keith Asmussen.
Kentucky State will now head out to the PGA Works Division II Collegiate Championship on May 6-8 at TPC Sawgrass in Florida.
Kentucky basketball fans may learn something new if they pick up a copy and read up on their favorite team through the eyes of a reporter closer than anyone to all the action.
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