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SEC Preseason Player of the Year Otega Oweh has officially returned to practice and is already back to his high-flying form. After missing time with injury, the dynamic guard is once again showcasing his athleticism and energy — including his trademark dunks — as the season approaches.

October 15, 2025 TY 0

After spending more than two months sidelined with turf toe, Otega Oweh made his long-awaited return to Kentucky men’s basketball practice on Monday. Speaking with […]

South Carolina women’s basketball begins the season ranked among the nation’s best, earning a top spot in the preseason AP Poll. The Gamecocks, led by coach Dawn Staley, return a talented roster and enter the 2025–26 campaign as one of the clear favorites to contend for another championship.

October 14, 2025 TY 0

South Carolina women’s basketball head coach Dawn Staley once again has her team positioned among the nation’s elite entering the new season. The Gamecocks were […]

Kentucky extended a scholarship offer to 2027 four-star point guard Reese Alston following his visit for Big Blue Madness. Alston praised the experience, calling Lexington “a great community,” and noted how impressed he was with the atmosphere and the Wildcats’ coaching staff during the weekend event.

October 14, 2025 TY 0

It was a weekend to remember for 2027 four-star guard Reese Alston, who left Lexington with a major milestone in his recruitment. After an impressive […]

John Wall reunited with Kentucky head coach Mark Pope to recreate his iconic 2009 Big Blue Madness introduction, bringing back memories of his legendary “John Wall Dance” that became a defining moment in Wildcats basketball history and a fan-favorite highlight.

October 13, 2025 TY 0

The king of Big Blue Madness made his grand return. Sixteen years after captivating fans with his unforgettable introduction, John Wall took fans on a […]

Kentucky guard Otega Oweh has been named the SEC Preseason Player of the Year, while the Wildcats were projected to finish second in the conference standings, according to the league’s preseason media poll released ahead of the 2025–26 season.

October 13, 2025 TY 0

Kentucky might not enter the season as the SEC’s preseason favorite, but the Wildcats boast the league’s top player according to the media. Senior guard […]

Bad News: South Carolina forward Chloe Kitts will miss the entire upcoming season, the program announced. The Gamecocks sophomore, a key contributor during last year’s championship run, will be sidelined due to injury. Her absence marks a significant loss for Dawn Staley’s team as they prepare to defend their national title.

October 13, 2025 TY 0

South Carolina senior forward Chloe Kitts will be sidelined for the entire 2025–26 season after suffering a torn ACL in her right knee, the program […]

Penn State has dismissed head coach James Franklin, ending his tenure after more than a decade with the program. The decision comes amid mounting frustration over the Nittany Lions’ struggles in big games and failure to reach the College Football Playoff despite consistently strong recruiting classes.

October 12, 2025 TY 0

Penn State has parted ways with head coach James Franklin after a disappointing 3-3 start to the 2025 season. The news was first reported by […]

Nick Saban took a shot at the Big Ten, questioning the league’s overall strength and depth. The former Alabama coach suggested that outside of a few top programs, many Big Ten teams wouldn’t consistently compete at the same level as elite SEC opponents.

October 11, 2025 TY 0

College GameDay is set in Eugene, Oregon, this weekend for one of the nation’s top matchups No. 7 Indiana versus No. 3 Oregon in a […]

The Memorial Memo (EP. 39) dives into Big Blue Madness, offering a full season preview and insights from head coach Kenny Brooks. The episode covers roster expectations, key players to watch, and how Kentucky plans to build momentum heading into the new season.

October 10, 2025 TY 0

Episode 39 of The Memorial Memo has officially dropped, featuring a special guest appearance from Kentucky women’s basketball head coach Kenny Brooks. Returning for his […]

Four-star 2026 offensive lineman Tyreek Jemison has decommitted from Kentucky. The 6-foot-5, 300-pound prospect announced his decision on social media, reopening his recruitment and thanking the Wildcats’ staff for their support throughout the process.

October 10, 2025 TY 0

Kentucky’s 2025 recruiting cycle is off to a sluggish start, raising concerns about the program’s early momentum. In high school recruiting, slow starts rarely translate […]

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SEC Preseason Player of the Year Otega Oweh has officially returned to practice and is already back to his high-flying form. After missing time with injury, the dynamic guard is once again showcasing his athleticism and energy — including his trademark dunks — as the season approaches.

South Carolina women’s basketball begins the season ranked among the nation’s best, earning a top spot in the preseason AP Poll. The Gamecocks, led by coach Dawn Staley, return a talented roster and enter the 2025–26 campaign as one of the clear favorites to contend for another championship.

John Wall reunited with Kentucky head coach Mark Pope to recreate his iconic 2009 Big Blue Madness introduction, bringing back memories of his legendary “John Wall Dance” that became a defining moment in Wildcats basketball history and a fan-favorite highlight.

Kentucky guard Otega Oweh has been named the SEC Preseason Player of the Year, while the Wildcats were projected to finish second in the conference standings, according to the league’s preseason media poll released ahead of the 2025–26 season.

Nick Saban took a shot at the Big Ten, questioning the league’s overall strength and depth. The former Alabama coach suggested that outside of a few top programs, many Big Ten teams wouldn’t consistently compete at the same level as elite SEC opponents.

The Memorial Memo (EP. 39) dives into Big Blue Madness, offering a full season preview and insights from head coach Kenny Brooks. The episode covers roster expectations, key players to watch, and how Kentucky plans to build momentum heading into the new season.

Four-star 2026 offensive lineman Tyreek Jemison has decommitted from Kentucky. The 6-foot-5, 300-pound prospect announced his decision on social media, reopening his recruitment and thanking the Wildcats’ staff for their support throughout the process.