Wyatt Huff is a journalist based in Lexington, Kentucky, focusing on local sports news. He primarily writes for Yardbarker, covering stories related to the Kentucky football and basketball teams, including player commitments, recruiting updates, and analysis of games and coaches.
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By: Wyatt Huff
Coming into the season, Reed Sheppard was the fifth highest-ranked player of Kentucky’s 2023 recruiting class, ranked 79th. Four games in, he has arguably been the best freshman on the team.
The city of Louisville had some of the nation’s top high school prospects in town this weekend at Saint Xavier High School for the Made Hoops Derek Smith Invitational.
Kentucky basketball assistant coach Chin Coleman recently spoke with the media. While talking about the game, Coleman was asked about Kentucky’s current signees in the 2024 class, which now sits No.
After taking a visit to see him last week, Kentucky was in again for five-star prospect VJ Edgecombe at the annual Marshall County Hoopfest this past weekend.
By: Wyatt Huff
On his weekly radio show on Monday night, John Calipari talked about a conversation he had with former Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski on his podcast, which is set to be released later this week.
By: Wyatt Huff
On Saturday, DJ Wagner missed his second straight game as Kentucky took on No. 5 Tennessee, due to a lingering high ankle injury that has been nagging him for a good portion of the season.
Tre Mitchell missed his third-straight game on Saturday, suffering a shoulder injury during the Ole Miss game, while also still trying to recover from a lingering back issue that kept him out two games prior.
Kentucky’s first domino of the off-season has fallen. Adou Thiero has entered the transfer portal, according to On3’s Jamie Shaw. He has entered his name in the NBA Draft as well, while not ruling out a return to Kentucky, according to KSR’s Jack Pilgrim.
This week, Kentucky was well represented in this year’s McDonald’s All-American Game, with three incoming players participating, the most of any school.
New Kentucky head coach Mark Pope has been in Lexington for only a couple of days, but he has already started putting in work on the recruiting trail, especially in the transfer portal.
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