Kentucky basketball facing first real adversity under Mark Pope as Wildcats grapple with Andrew Carr injury
Kentucky point guard Lamont Butler dribbled stealthily along the baseline before turning on a dime back toward the basket, attempting to muster a decent look late in the shot clock. With the No. 9 Wildcats nursing a four-point lead at Vanderbilt and under eight minutes remaining,
Pope's Wildcats have enjoyed a fast start this season. His success has reached a point where media pundits like ESPN's Jay Williams deemed him the favorite to earn national Coach of the Year honors.
Kentucky has been taking advantage of their week off in-between games, but that means they have had even more time to prepare ...
Experienced teams know the right moment to inhale. "I love winning a game where we never felt great," UK coach Mark Pope ...
For the first time in the Mark Pope era, the Kentucky Wildcats are losers of two straight as it followed its narrow home loss ...
Kentucky is really going to have to protect the ball, as Vandy is ranked 19th nationally and 2nd in the SEC in turnovers, ...
Before Mark Pope’s first visit to Memorial Gym as Kentucky’s coach, he strolled down memory lane to recall some funny moments from road games as a player.
Kentucky basketball's Andrew Carr, a fifth-year senior forward, was listed as "out" for the Wildcats' SEC road game Saturday against Vanderbilt.
After an upset loss to Vanderbilt on Saturday, Mark Pope shared an update on Andrew Carr's back injury. Carr has been playing ...
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