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(11-30-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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WKU 78 -- UK
74 (OT)
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Cats Fall to Western Kentucky in Overtime
Senior Samantha Mahoney (Detroit) scored 21 of her
team-high 25 points but it wouldn’t be enough, however,
as the Kentucky women’s basketball team fell to
intrastate rival Western Kentucky in overtime, 78-74, in
Rupp Arena Friday.
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N.C. might be without PG Lawson vs. UK
Top-ranked North Carolina might be without point guard
Ty Lawson for a second straight game when the Tar Heels
travel to Kentucky on Saturday.
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Patterson: UK’s chance to ’show world’
Freshman Patrick Patterson saw the Saturday game against
No.1 North Carolina as a chance for Kentucky to make a
statement.
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Cats vs. Tar Heels as big as it gets
It doesn’t get any
bigger.
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Stevenson glad Heels are No. 1
Perry Stevenson had a
career-game with 18 points and 10 rebounds against Stony
Brook earlier this week.
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Patterson hopes to hit big time with upset win
over UNC Throughout the
country in 2007, fresh faces have changed college
basketball programs. Freshmen like Indiana's Eric
Gordon, UCLA's Kevin Love and Kansas State's Michael
Beasley have taken over their programs and are becoming
household names.
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Basketball legend Ralph Beard dead at 79
Ralph Beard, University of Kentucky basketball legend
and Olympic gold medalist, has died at the age of 79.He
died Thursday at his home in Louisville, Ky., of heart
failure, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported.
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2 former UK basketball players die
UK basketball legends Ralph Beard and Tommy Cron died
yesterday. Beard was 79; Cron was 64.
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Beard's personal class outshines his big mistake
Make note of this: Ralph
Beard never tried to twist the story, never gave you a
"no comment," never pointed a finger at anybody but
Ralph Beard
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Hope that a troubled soul now rests in peace
On a sunny October day in 2002, I sat in a Perkins
restaurant in Louisville with Ralph Beard. During the
100th year of University of Kentucky basketball, I'd
gone to talk with the player that old-timers say might,
even now, be the greatest ever to wear Blue & White.
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Cats look to topple Toppers after rough games in
paradise
After a
bittersweet trip to Honolulu over Thanksgiving Break,
the women's basketball team is back in Lexington and
ready to move on after losing two of three games at the
29th annual Rainbow Wahine Classic.
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Renewed rivalry reunites old friends
Crystal Kelly was barely in the locker room on Tuesday
night after beating Morehead State before her cell phone
showed a text message.
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Criticism hounds Heels, as well
It's not in the Constitution that North Carolina corners
the market on winning basketball. Coach Roy Williams
made that declaration recently to calm Tar Heel fans
juiced to the gills with expectation.
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Tar Heels looking tough
In basketball vernacular, teams
coached by Hall of Famer Roy Williams are not generally
considered tough.
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Cats anxious to battle with No. 1 Tar Heels
When Kentucky freshman forward Patrick Patterson was
asked if he was hungry to face the North Carolina Tar
Heels on Saturday, Patterson’s eyes lit up.
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UNC's next stop: Rupp Arena
Heels face UK in midst of six-game road swing
They shut off the lights at Value City Arena on
Wednesday night, and Ohio State basketball fans welcomed
No. 1 North Carolina with feverish screams and the
frenetic waving of red glow-sticks.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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Cat-lanta still possible for Wildcats
The University of Kentucky is still uncertain of its
destination for the 2007 bowl season. The SEC bowl
picture won't start rounding into shape until after
Saturday's league championship game between LSU and
Tennessee. The league office will communicate with
school and bowl representatives late Saturday night and
early Sunday to finalize the bids, and UK will get
official confirmation of where they'll be headed
sometime Sunday afternoon. The school will hold a 6:30
p.m. news conference on Sunday...
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True Blue-lievers
When Andre Woodson and
Dominic Lewis left the local high school playing ranks,
they departed to a sea of uncertainty at the University
of Kentucky.
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Charges dropped against UK fans
University of Kentucky football fans who were arrested
after they stormed the Commonwealth Stadium field to
celebrate the Wildcats' victory against Louisiana State
will not face trespassing charges.
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Kentucky fans in clear after rushing field
Kentucky fans who swarmed the field after the Wildcats
upset then-No. 1 LSU have had trespassing charges
against them dismissed.
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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MSU 3 -
UK 0 (Final)
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Kentucky Ends One of Finest Seasons in School History.
The Kentucky volleyball team concluded one of the finest
seasons in school history on Friday evening, falling to
Big Ten Conference member Michigan State, 3-0 (30-28,
30-23, 30-27) , in the opening round of the NCAA
Tournament hosted by the University of Dayton in the Frericks Center.
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Getting to round 3 not an easy road for Cats
People love when the third attempt at anything is
finished up in a charming way. That's why we like the
sturdiness of the third pig's brick house standing
strong against the brisk of a final huff and puff. And
of course there's good ol' Goldie, who outlasted the
first two bowls of poorly made porridge before arriving
at the third that's just right.
(11-29-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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Ex-UK guards
Beard, Kron die
Ralph Beard,
and Tommy Kron, two beloved former Kentucky Wildcats,
died Thursday. "It's a sad day because we've lost two
valued members of our basketball family," UK Coach Billy
Gillispie said. "Both men did a lot to build the
tradition of Kentucky basketball, and both meant a great
deal to the University of Kentucky and to this state."
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Ex-UK star Ralph Beard dies
Ralph
Beard, who played on the University of Kentucky’s first
two NCAA championship teams and became a member of UK’s
Fabulous Five only to see his basketball career ruined
in a 1950s college basketball betting scandal, died
early yesterday.
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Former UK All-American Ralph Beard dies
Ralph Beard, an All-American guard for Kentucky in the
1940s and a key figure in college basketball's biggest
betting scandal, died Thursday. He was 79.
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"Rupp's Runt" Tommy Kron dies
Tommy Kron, a key player for the famous University of
Kentucky basketball team known as “Rupp’s Runts” died
today in Louisville.
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Ralph Beard of UK basketball's Fabulous Five dead
Ralph Beard, the point guard for the University of
Kentucky’s “Fabulous Five” championship basketball teams
and one of the greatest players to ever come out of the
state, died early this morning. He was 79.
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UK great Beard dead at 79
Ralph Beard left the University of Kentucky's
basketball program having won national championships
in 1948 and '49 and with a reputation as one of the
all-time greats on the hardwood.
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Wildcats ready for big man
After rugged North Carolina forward
Tyler Hansbrough destroyed almost every other big man in
the country he faced during his sophomore season,
spindly University of Kentucky forward Perry Stevenson
secretly wished what most players probably wouldn't
openly admit.
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UK Hoops Renews Rivalry With WKU
After a three-year absence, Kentucky women’s basketball
renews its rivalry with instate foe Western Kentucky
University when the Wildcats meet the Lady Toppers
Friday, Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. ET in Rupp Arena.
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Dunlap Named SEC Freshman of the Week
Kentucky’s Victoria Dunlap (Nashville, Tenn.) was named
the Southeastern Conference’s Freshman of the Week after
averaging 9.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per
game during the three-day Rainbow Wahine Classic last
week, the league office in Birmingham, Ala., announced
Tuesday.
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Jasper's surgery never the same
When Kentucky sophomore Derrick Jasper underwent microfracture surgery on his left knee in June, he
entered a realm dreaded by NBA players. Justifiably so
in some cases. Unnecessarily so in others.
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Cats-Tar Heels likely to continue
The winningest teams in talks to extend series
The basketball bond between the universities of
Kentucky and North Carolina isn't likely to end soon.
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Carolina's Lawson says he'll play against UK
North Carolina point guard Ty Lawson, who
sat out tonight’s win against Ohio State, said afterward
that he “definitely” will play when the No. 1 Tar Heels
play at Kentucky on Saturday.
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Tamme named Academic All-American
Kentucky tight end Jacob Tamme has
been named an Academic All-American.
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UK Exceeds Preseason Predictions
A look back at the predictions made by the national
preseason magazines shows that the Kentucky football
team exceeded the projections by the publications that
forecast a final record.
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2007 Football Awards Announced
Quarterback André Woodson, one of the Southeastern
Conference’s most prolific all-time passers, commanded
two of the top University of Kentucky football team
awards for the 2007 season, Coach Rich Brooks announced
Wednesday.
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Woodson voted team MVP
University of Kentucky senior quarterback Andre Woodson
was selected as the team's Most Valuable Player, the
school announced yesterday.
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Players pick Woodson as Kentucky's MVP
University of Kentucky quarterback Andre' Woodson was
voted the Wildcats' MVP by his teammates, the school
announced yesterday.
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
(11-28-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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Cats To Participate in 2008 Vegas Invitational
Kentucky was named as one of the eight teams invited to
participate in the 2008 Findlay Toyota Las Vegas
Invitational, taking place next fall.
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Cats' big men rise as the rest slumber
Kentucky Coach Billy Gillispie benched freshman A.J.
Stewart for sleeping at a pre-game meeting. It certainly
would have been understandable if anyone fell asleep
watching Kentucky beat Stony Brook 62-52 last night.
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UK finds help on inside
Given the sloppy way the University
of Kentucky was playing against Stony Brook, sophomore
Perry Stevenson didn't have any time to reflect on the
best game of his career.
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Cats 'lucky' to win
With the way
Kentucky is playing, it might be a bigger upset for the
Wildcats to beat No. 1 North Carolina on Saturday than
it was when Gardner-Webb beat UK earlier this month.
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Fallling asleep benches Stewart
On Monday, Kentucky coach Billy
Gillispie was praising the energy freshman A.J. Stewart
provided and talking about his potential.
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'Not a very pretty game at all'
It
has been three weeks since UK fell to Gardner-Webb in
Rupp Arena, but the opening moments of last night's game
against Stony Brook had an eerily similar feeling to the
loss against the Runnin' Bulldogs. The Cats could not
score, could not take the lead, could not hold on to the
basketball and found themselves in an early deficit.
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Trouble with zone 'D' could haunt UK this season
Here's an open letter to the coaches that are going to
play Kentucky this season: Guard the Cats' offense with
a zone defense. There's no need to call Syracuse head
coach Jim Boeheim to perfect it. Just run the standard
version that you've taught for years.
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Be afraid; be very afraid
Some advice for Saturday, leave the children at home.
North Carolina comes to town. The big bad Tar Heels. You
know. Tyler Hansbrough. Ty Lawson. Roy Williams. Blue
Heaven. The nation's No. 1 college basketball team,
depending on the particular poll or computer rankings.
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Cats may have been caught looking ahead to No. 1 UNC
Call it at case of looking ahead. With North
Carolina looming on Saturday, it was probably hard for
the Kentucky Wildcats to get up for an 0-5 Stony Brook
team, which had lost to Lafayette, American and
Columbia.
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Stevenson raises the bar with best individual
performance to date
After
sophomore forward Perry Stevenson’s 18-point, 10-rebound
performance in Kentucky’s 62-52 victory over Stony Brook
on Tuesday night, highly touted freshman forward Patrick
Patterson thought this could become the usual from
Stevenson.
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Stevenson helps right rocky Cats
UK finds Stony Brook a bit treacherous but wins 62-52
Perry Stevenson scored on putbacks. He grabbed
rebounds. He showed a soft touch in the lane.
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Kentucky 62, Stony Brook 52
Patrick Patterson had 19 points and matched his
career-high 12 rebounds as Kentucky survived a sloppy
start and pulled away from Stony Brook 62-52 Tuesday
night.
(11-27-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK 62 -- Stony Brook 52
(Final)
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Cats Overcome Slow Start; Defeat Seawolves
Perry Stevenson and Patrick Patterson each notched
double-doubles combining for 37 points and 22 rebounds
as Kentucky defeated Stony Brook, 62-52, Tuesday night
at Rupp Arena.
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North
Carolina lists Lawson as ‘limited’
North Carolina lists point guard Ty Lawson as “limited”
going into Wednesday night’s game at Ohio State.
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Gillispie talks up competitive drive
Michael Porter's first meeting with Billy Gillispie
included a pointed question from coach to player: Are
you willing to settle for being the third- or
fourth-string point guard?
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Cats won't look ahead
With a game
against No. 1 North Carolina ahead on Saturday, it would
seem easy for Kentucky to potentially overlook winless
Stony Brook tonight.
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Meeks not improving
Sophomore guard Jodie Meeks is not
making the kind of recovery from a stress fracture that
Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie hoped he would.
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Cats hope to avoid a Gardner-Webb repeat in a similar
'trap game' tonight
Saturday will mark the first day
of December, the month when the college basketball
season heats up as the temperature outside cools down.
Saturday will also bring UK's first ranked opponent into
Rupp Arena this year when North Carolina, No.
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Competing in practice is key to UK's success
After taking a quick glance at UK's record, any blind
mouse can see the Cats have played in four games, three
of which resulted in wins - and of course that blemish
to Gardner-Webb.
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Cats still looking for a team identity
Through this early-season portion of the schedule,
Kentucky seeks an identity. "I don't think there's
anything we can hang our hat on right now," UK Coach
Billy Gillispie said yesterday. "As a young team, you
have to start to identify things to hang your hat on.
Are you a great defensive and rebounding team? Are you a
team that never turns the ball over?
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Gillispie: Don't take foe lightly
Stony Brook sounds more like a local
horse farm than a Division I basketball team.
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What's UK's ID?
Gillispie wants Cats to learn strengths
Billy Gillispie knows who his players are. Now the
University of Kentucky basketball coach wants to figure
out what his team is.
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Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Third straight NCAA tourney bid sets school
record
In the most
successful season in over a decade, the UK volleyball
team expected a selection in the NCAA tournament this
year. The team anxiously sat through the selections of
56 other teams Sunday night, but finally the Cats heard
their name called for a school-record third straight
year.
(11-26-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK women leave Hawaii with victory
The Kentucky women's basketball team salvaged its visit
to the Rainbow Wahine Classic in Hawaii with a 76-55 win
over Lipscomb in the tournament's seventh-place game
yesterday.
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UK tops Lipscomb in Hawaii
Elliott leads Cats with 23 points
Sarah Elliott scored 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds
as the University of Kentucky women's basketball team
beat Lipscomb 76-55 in the seventh-place game of the
Rainbow Wahine Classic in Honolulu yesterday.
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Gillispie using competitive practices to pick game
starters
Billy Gillispie used five
starters all of last season at Texas A&M. Through four
games at Kentucky, he's already used eight.
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Gillispie: Meeks’ recovery 'disappointing'
University of Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie
said today that the status of injured guard Jodie Meeks
“doesn’t look good.”
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UK's Benson leaves basketball team
University of Kentucky freshman Kerry Benson has left
the basketball program, Billy Gillispie said today.
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Gillispie finds holes in defense
After Kentucky beat Texas Southern 83-35 last night,
Coach Billy Gillispie lectured his players. The subject:
each and every one of the five baskets the Tigers scored
in the second half.
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Meeks’ injury concerns Gillispie; Benson quits
Freshman Alex Legion used another sport to explain
Kentucky Coach Billy Gillispie’s desire for tough play.
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Cats Host Stony Brook in Mid-Week Battle
Kentucky takes on Stony Brook in its fifth-straight game
at Rupp Arena, part of a season-opening, six-game homestand.
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Patterson Named SEC Freshman of the Week
Freshman Patrick Patterson has been named the SEC
Freshman of the Week as announced by the league office
on Monday.
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Crawford starter again
When the
public address announcer at Rupp Arena announced the
starting lineup for the University of Kentucky before
playing Texas Southern, the loudest cheers from the
crowd came after the introduction of senior guard Joe
Crawford.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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'Cats left to ponder what might have been
Steve Johnson thought it was over.
Watching Kentucky kicker Lones Seiber line up for a
35-yard field goal attempt in double overtime on
Saturday, the Wildcats wide receiver thought Kentucky
would finally end two decades of misery at the hands of
Tennessee.
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Winston Guy commits to UK
Lexington Catholic defensive back Winston Guy has
committed to the University of Kentucky. He had
originally committed to Arkansas over the summer but had
re-opened the process and decided to stay closer to
home, picking the Wildcats according to several media
reports.
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UK's Brooks says he's not retiring
University of Kentucky football coach Rich Brooks is on
the road recruiting.
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Catholic defensive back commits to UK
Lexington Catholic senior defensive back Winston Guy has
committed to play college football at Kentucky. UK Coach
Rich Brooks and assistant Chuck Smith visited Guy and
his family Sunday evening, just 24 hours after the Cats’
52-50 four-overtime loss to Tennessee.
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Brooks denies reports that he will retire as UK coach
Rich Brooks said there is no truth to rumors that he is
about to retire as the University of Kentucky’s football
coach.
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UK looks headed back to Music City
Barring some unexpected twists this
week, look for Kentucky to be headed back to Nashville
to play in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 31.
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Licking wounds, awaiting bowl bid
It's too early for a final judgment. The emotions are
too high, the wounds too fresh from Saturday's 52-50,
quadruple-overtime loss to the dreaded Tennessee
Volunteers. Besides, Kentucky has another game to play.
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Desperate times called for determined Vols
Tight end Chris Brown couldn't bear to watch. The
Tennessee senior turned his back from the playing field
at Commonwealth Stadium and shielded his eyes from the
big screen to the left.
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Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Cats Make Third Straight NCAA Tournament
For a school-record third consecutive year, the Kentucky
volleyball team is among the NCAA Tournament field of
64, earning an at-large bid Sunday evening. The Wildcats
begin their title quest in Dayton, Ohio, on Friday when
they square off with Michigan State.
(11-25-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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Elliott's Double-Double Leads UK Past Lipscomb
Senior center Sarah Elliott recorded her 10th career
double-double and the Wildcats snapped a two-game losing
streak with a 76-55 win against Lipscomb on Sunday in
the seventh-place game of the Jack in the Box Rainbow Wahine Classic at the Stan Sheriff Center.
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Crawford's career game leads romp in Rupp
If UK fans needed a pick-me-up Saturday night, Joe
Crawford wasted no time in giving them one. After UK's
narrow loss on the football field to No. 19 Tennessee,
the senior guard ensured the basketball team would not
suffer the same fate in Rupp Arena, scoring a
career-high 32 points to lead the Cats to an 83-35
victory over Texas Southern in front of 21,445 fans.
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Time to spread some holiday cheer
To acknowledge repeated reader requests, and in
recognition of the holiday, let's have an upbeat UK
Basketball Notebook this week. Let it burst with
positive news that soothes the soul and puts us in a
thankful mood.
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Turnovers doom Wildcats
CATS WILL PLAY LIPSCOMB FOR SEVENTH PLACE Brittainey Raven scored 17 points to lead No. 21 Texas
to a 72-60 victory over Kentucky yesterday in the second
round of the Rainbow Wahine Classic.
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No. 21 Texas 72, Kentucky 60
Brittainey Raven scored 17 points to lead No. 21 Texas
to a 72-60 victory over Kentucky on Saturday in the
second round of the Rainbow Wahine Classic.
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Kentucky slaughters Texas Southern
Joe Crawford returned to the starting lineup last night
and proceeded to remind everyone why he was Kentucky's
leading returning scorer from last season.
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Crawford’s career-high 32 help Kentucky thump Texas
Southern
Joe Crawford had a career-high 32
points in his first start of the season and Kentucky
cruised past Texas Southern 83-35 Saturday night.
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Bradley's big night a sign he's on board
Ramel Bradley didn’t hesitate when
Kentucky lost a possession because of a shot-clock
violation in the Wildcats’ 83-35 win over Texas Southern
on Saturday night.
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Cats feast on Texas Southern
Thanksgiving had passed, but the Kentucky Wildcats had a
feast Saturday night.
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Crawford scores career-high 32 as UK wins big
University of Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie has sent
Joe Crawford not-so-subtle messages all season. Last
night against Texas Southern, Crawford sent one back.
Making his first start of the season, the senior guard
led all scorers with a career-high 32 points to lead UK
past the Tigers 83-35 before 21,445 in Rupp Arena.
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Another Rose Hill youngster likes Cats
Rose Hill Christian already has one basketball
underclassman committed to the University of Kentucky --
sophomore Dakotah Euton. And the 6-foot-8 Euton has a
teammate who would like to join him in Lexington.
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Cats fall to Tennessee 52-50 in 4th overtime
Rich Brooks called it disappointing. Keenan Burton
called it devastating, and Andre Woodson could barely
fight the tears back as he tried to put the loss to the
Tennessee Volunteers into words. However the players
chose to describe it, they all agreed on one thing: this
loss hurt a little bit more than the rest.
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So close, it hurts
This was
it. Forget about Kentucky's 22-game losing streak to
Tennessee, or the 17-point lead the Vols had over UK
late in the third quarter yesterday.
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These Cats seniors are just as unforgettable
Almost a full hour after he'd worn No. 3 in Commonwealth
Stadium for the final time, Andre Woodson would not take
his blue uniform off.
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Tamme's pride shines through even after painful loss
As he slowly walked off the
Commonwealth Stadium field for the final time, Jacob
Tamme had to be heartbroken as he knelt to kiss the turf
to say good-bye to what has been his Old Kentucky Home
for the last five years.
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After slow start, Cats go down swinging against Vols
Tennessee was playing for a spot in
the Southeastern Conference championship game, but
Kentucky had just as much to play for in Saturday's game
that it eventually lost 52-50 in four overtimes.
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Cats' defensive turnaround enables rally against
Vols
Tennessee’s offense wasn’t a surprise to Kentucky.
Trying to stop the Volunteers in the first 15 minutes
was another matter.
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Tennessee beats Cats in four overtimes
After all Tennessee overcame to get
to this point, the lopsided losses, the calls for the
coach to be fired, blowing a 17-point lead was no reason
to get down.
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Despite last play, Woodson will get back up
Andre Woodson didn’t want to pick himself off the cold
Commonwealth Stadium field Saturday night.
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Cats 'so close' but so crushed
UK rallies big only to fall to Vols for 23rd straight
time The Wildcats' 23rd straight
loss to the Volunteers was dripping with drama, but at
the end of the four-overtime thriller, it was the same
old story: Tennessee 52, UK 50.
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Cats' bowl locale still a mystery destination
Tennessee is headed to the Southeastern Conference
Championship Game.
(11-24-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK 83 -- TSU 35 (Final)
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Wildcats Cruise Past Texas Southern
Joe Crawford scored a career-high 32 points and Kentucky
shot 61 percent as they eased past the Texas Southern
Tigers, 83-35, Saturday night in Rupp Arena.
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Kentucky Falls to No. 21 Texas
Kentucky dropped its second consecutive game in the 29th
Annual Jack in the Box Rainbow Wahine Classic as No.
21/22 Texas defeated the Wildcats, 72-60, on Saturday in
the second-round of the consolation bracket.
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Stewart gives UK a spark off bench
Cats play tonight vs. Texas Southern
Before the season, University of Kentucky basketball
coach Billy Gillispie joked that A.J. Stewart didn't
always know what he was doing but at least the athletic
freshman was doing it fast.
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Washington holds off on decision
Neither Kentucky nor Southern California wanted to let
Leonard Washington join their team at mid-season. So the
power forward prospect has decided to put off his
college choice until the spring.
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Hot-shooting Gophers top Cats
Samantha Mahoney scored a career-high 29 points last
night, but Kentucky's defense struggled in the second
half and the Cats fell to Minnesota 92-80 in the first
round of the Jack in the Box Rainbow Wahine Classic at
the Stan Sheriff Center.
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UT 52 -- UK 50
(Final - 4 OT)
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Cats Fall to Vols in 4th OT
Despite a
valiant second-half comeback by UK to send the game into
overtime, the tying two-point conversion in the fourth
overtime fell short and the Cats were defeated by
visiting Tennessee, 52-50, in Commonwealth Stadium.
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Volunteers claim SEC East title with 52-50 win over
Kentucky
Sorry Georgia, resilient Tennessee is back on top in the
SEC East.
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UK falls to Tennessee 52-50
In what is sure to become an instant classic, the
University of Kentucky had its chances but just could
not get over Rockytop, falling to Tennessee 52-50 in
quadruple overtime.
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Vols outlast Kentucky, win SEC East
Tennessee defeated Kentucky 52-50 in four overtimes on
Saturday in Lexington, Ky., to win the SEC East title.
The Vols will play LSU next Saturday in the SEC
championship game in Atlanta.
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For Wildcats, it's all about fun in games
Woodson says UK needs to loosen up against Vols
Maybe the effort could be better. Certainly the
execution could improve. But quarterback Andre' Woodson
figures the solution to his University of Kentucky
football team's late-season swoon is simpler than that.
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Volunteers, Cats too close to call
The betting line says Kentucky. Logic suggests
Tennessee. That's what makes today's matchup between the
Wildcats and Volunteers so intriguing and hard to get a
read on.
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Walk-on has seen Cats beat Vols before
The
vast majority of current Kentucky football players were
not even alive the last time the Wildcats defeated
Tennessee in football.
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UK says bring on the Vols
Maybe the effort could be better. Certainly the
execution could improve. But quarterback Andre' Woodson
figures the solution to his University of Kentucky
football team's late-season swoon is simpler than that.
(11-23-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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Hot Shooting Lifts Minnesota Over UK Hoops
Five of eight Minnesota players placed in double figures
Friday and the Golden Gophers used hot shooting to take
a 92-80 win against Kentucky on Friday in the Jack in
the Box Rainbow Wahine Classic at the Stan Sheriff
Center.
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Cats shooting for Minnesota
The Kentucky women's basketball team will meet Minnesota
for the first time today in the opening round of the
Rainbow Wahine Classic.
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Cats Continue Home Stretch Against TSU
Kentucky takes on Texas Southern in its fourth-straight
game at Rupp Arena, part of a season-opening, six-game homestand. Click for game and television information.
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'Coach Gillispie is never satisfied'
When asked about the improvement he saw in Kentucky's
80-54 victory over Liberty Wednesday, Coach Billy Gillispie couldn't keep himself from veering off course.
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Kentucky hoping to play spoiler to Volunteers
A lot is riding on Tennessee's matchup with Kentucky
this weekend.
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A dream come Blue
Senior Day
caps climb from depths to success
For four years or more, the seniors on the University of
Kentucky football team have poured blood and sweat into
the program. Now it's time for the tears. Expect plenty
to be shed tomorrow, when a 16-man senior class — one of
the most significant in UK football history — plays
against Tennessee in its final home game at Commonwealth
Stadium.
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Woodyard UK's secret recruiting weapon
When Wesley Woodyard decided to spurn
offers from more established programs to help resurrect
University of Kentucky football four years ago, the
Wildcats landed not only a playmaking linebacker but
also a dealmaking recruiter.
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Seniors sign off
KEENAN
BURTON What was the high point of your UK career? The
bowl game and beating top-ranked teams. What was the low
point of your UK career? Being hurt my senior year.
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Please, make 'Rocky Top' stop
In hell, Rocky Top plays on and on and on. It was some
years back -- they're not even sure exactly how many --
when Peggy Gabriel and her husband Jim were in Tennessee
for a family obligation.
(11-22-07)

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UK Meets Minnesota in Rainbow Wahine Classic
The Kentucky women’s basketball team looks to continue
their winning ways when they meet first-time opponent
Minnesota Friday, Nov. 23 in the opening round of the
29th Annual Jack in the Box Rainbow Wahine Classic in
Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Crawford tough man to keep down
It's tough. Of course it is. Why wouldn't it be? He's a
senior. He's coming off post-season knee surgery. He's
got a new coach. A new coach who, when your Joe
Crawford, isn't the easiest guy to please.
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Patterson helps UK regroup
Freshman Patrick Patterson has the
size and skills to be a dominant basketball player, but
coach Billy Gillispie says the one thing holding him
back is the lack of a mean streak.
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Patterson's 23 helps Kentucky regroup against Liberty
The nice guy version of Patterson
proved plenty for Liberty to handle Wednesday night as
he had a career-high 23 points, helping Kentucky brush
off the rust of a two-week layoff with an 80-54 victory.
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Kentucky on a Mission in Triumph over the Flames
The Kentucky Wildcats had two weeks to mull over their
84-68 loss to Gardner-Webb in the 2K College Sports
Classic. The time off worked against the Flames, as
Liberty fell, 80-54, to Kentucky in its first game since
the setback, Wednesday night, inside the famed Rupp
Arena.
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Cats improve in win over Liberty
Billy Gillispie is not grading on the curve.
While most Kentucky basketball fans would view a
26-point victory far more favorably than a 16-point
loss, the Cats' first-year coach saw it through his own
lens.
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Patterson and Cats do the stuffing this time
Gillispie still hungry for improvement
Asked what his team had done better in its 80-54 win
against Liberty last night, University of Kentucky
basketball coach Billy Gillispie started to answer, then
wound his way into a different subject entirely.
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Fanning the Flames
Patrick
Patterson became the first Kentucky freshman in six
years to score at least 20 points and grab 10 or more
rebounds in a game. He also became the first UK player
to test whether Coach Billy Gillispie's never-satisfied
persona has an off switch.
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Gillispie looking for 'presence' on the floor
Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie
wants his team's presence to be known. After all, that's
been the trademark of a Gillispie-coached team.
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UK's shot at Vols is a lifetime chance
22-year skid older than most Cats
There isn't a player on the University of Kentucky
football team who can remember the last time the
Wildcats beat Tennessee.
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Improved UT secondary awaits test vs. Kentucky
It's difficult to determine what will get picked on
more: That leftover turkey or Tennessee's secondary this
weekend at Kentucky.
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Ainge stands and delivers
Tennessee quarterback Erik Ainge probably hasn't even
had to throw his jersey in with the rest of the dirty
laundry following most of the Volunteers' football games
this fall.
(11-21-07)
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UK 80 -- Liberty 54
(Final)
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Cats Blow Out Flames, 80-54
Freshman Patrick Patterson had a career-high 23 points
to go along with a game-high 10 rebounds as the Kentucky
Wildcats got back on the winning track with a 80-54
victory over the Liberty Flames, Wednesday night in Rupp
Arena.
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Humble and ready to rumble
As
embarrassments go, Kentucky's loss to Gardner-Webb made
a big impression. "Two weeks of being embarrassed,"
forward Perry Stevenson said yesterday in reference to
the time since UK last played. "I don't think I've ever
been embarrassed more than a couple minutes at a time."
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Wildcats back in action after loss
Two weeks have passed since the
University of Kentucky basketball team's shocking loss
to Gardner-Webb, and the players are eager to replace
those negative memories with some positive ones.
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Wildcats eager to put big upset behind them
Long layoff gives UK time to improve
It's been two weeks since the University of Kentucky
basketball team took the court for a game.
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Gillispie not worried about his contract
University of Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie
said yesterday that he isn't concerned about working
with a "memorandum of understanding" rather than a
formal contract.
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Gillispie's Wildcats finally returns to action after
Gardner-Webb loss
Two weeks
have passed since Kentucky's shocking loss to
Gardner-Webb, and the players are eager to replace those
negative memories with some positive ones.
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(19) Tennessee (8-3) at Kentucky (7-4)
SEC foes will collide in Lexington, as the Kentucky
Wildcats welcome the 19th-ranked Tennessee Volunteers to
town. With a win on Saturday, Tennessee can claim a
share of the SEC Eastern Division crown, and by virtue
of a tie-breaker over Geo...
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Cats want to run
Kentucky's
passing game made quarterback Andre Woodson a potential
Heisman Trophy candidate earlier this season and
garnered national respect for the Wildcats.
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UK vs. UT Available Online Via Pay-Per-View
The Kentucky vs. Tennessee football game will be
streamed online as part of CSTV's pay-per-view service.
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Tamme, R. Williams are Game Captains
Senior tight end Jacob Tamme and senior strong safety
Roger Williams have been named game captains for
Saturday’s contest vs. Tennessee, Coach Rich Brooks has
announced.
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Senior's stay short, sweet
Steve Johnson is a little different than most of the 16
Kentucky seniors who will play their final collegiate
home game against Tennessee on Saturday.
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Will Vols protect their stellar sack mark?
As the University of Kentucky football team prepares for its
game against Tennessee this week, the Wildcats might want to
take notes on pass protection.
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Brooks says loyalty defines UK's senior class
Kentucky coach Rich Brooks acknowledges saying goodbye to
this year's crop of seniors will be even tougher than usual.
(11-20-07)
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Wildcats could foil Vols
Kentucky coach Rich Brooks has always
said his top goal this season was for the Wildcats to be
a factor in the Southeastern Conference race. This
wasn't exactly what he had in mind.
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Burton wants win
Keenan Burton has heard plenty about
Kentucky's 22-game losing streak to Tennessee.
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Cats land tight end
Tight end Sean
Stackhouse of Jacksonville, Fla., has given what he
calls a "soft verbal" to the University of Kentucky.
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Vols put no stock in history vs. 'Cats
UT wary despite 22 straight
wins
Streaks, trends,
tendencies. They're a part of the fabric of college
football.
Fans love to brag about them; the
players and coaches are fully aware of them.
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Seniors relish final days in blue
When the UK seniors exit Commonwealth Stadium on
Saturday, they will walk off C.M. Newton Field for the
final time as players. The 15 seniors will not walk away
with the best senior class record in the history of UK
football.
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Cats let year slip away, now they'll try to save
it against Tennessee
You don't have to be a brain surgeon - or a school nurse
for that matter - to understand what's gone wrong with
the UK football team.
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Fulmer has Tennessee vying for title
Phillip Fulmer doesn't quite have the horses he's had on
some of his better Tennessee football teams. There are
no Peyton Mannings under center or Jamal Lewises in the
backfield, no Donte Stallworths out wide and no Albert
Haynesworths or John Hendersons on the defensive line.
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Up-and-down season at crossroads with Vols
On a philosophical plane, I have no idea if Rich Brooks
embraces dualism. But the 2007 Kentucky Wildcats are on
the verge of proving that the same football season can
embody two diametrically opposed concepts.
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Cats want to finish season right way
Recent struggles put damper on year
There have been historic wins. There have been
memorable moments.
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Kentucky Volleyball Inks Three Standouts
Middle blocker Gretchen Giesler, setter Christine
Hartmann and middle blocker Becky Pavan each have signed
National Letters of Intent to play at Kentucky next
season, head coach Craig Skinner announced Wednesday.
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Three Kentucky Volleyball Players Named to All-SEC Teams
Junior Kentucky middle blocker Queen Nzenwa was named a
first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection to
highlight a cast of three Wildcats named to the 2007
All-SEC teams, the league office in Birmingham, Ala.,
announced Tuesday.
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Kentucky Volleyball Notebook -- Nov. 20
Wildcats finish season with 22 wins, fourth place in SEC
... Several Kentucky players set career highs at
Arkansas ... Current players ascend up school and SEC
records.
(11-19-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK Hoops survives second-half comeback
Despite abysmal shooting and poor offensive
decision-making, the UK women's basketball team held on
to defeat Florida Atlantic, 61-53, in front of 4,875
fans at Memorial Coliseum to gain its second victory of
the season.
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Cats put best spin on unsightly win
If Matthew Mitchell hadn't made a career out of
coaching, he could have excelled in public relations.
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Givens' school pride no hit with daughter
Jaimie Givens was stretching with her Florida Atlantic
teammates when the freshman saw her father, Jack "Goose"
Givens, walk into Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
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Cats take away but fail to take advantage
The Georgia Bulldogs gave UK every chance it needed to
steal a win in Athens, Ga., Saturday, but despite
forcing four turnovers, the Cats fell 24-13 in front of
92,746 fans at Sanford Stadium. Head coach Rich Brooks
said earlier in the week that UK (7-4, 3-4 Southeastern
Conference) needed to force more turnovers against its
opponents, but his team couldn't take advantage of
takeaways on Saturday.
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Loss makes Senior Day vital to salvage season
Georgia had its Senior Day on Saturday. UK will have its
send-off on Saturday against Tennessee.
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Wildcats Meet Tennessee on Senior Day
Having secured back-to-back seven-win seasons for the
first time in 30 years, the Kentucky football team looks
to return to its winning ways, playing host to the
19th-ranked Tennessee Volunteers, on senior day Saturday
at Commonwealth Stadium
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UK hopes to send seniors off with a win over Tennessee
The University of Kentucky football team will try to
send its seniors off on positive note Saturday when they
host Tennessee in the regular-season finale.
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Brooks: UK must regain balance
A Kentucky football season that started out with so much
sizzle has started to fizzle of late. The Wildcats, who
were once 5-0 and the No. 8 team in the country, have
now lost four of their last six and are unranked in both
polls.
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UK's Pulley expects to start
Former Kentucky Mr. Football Curtis
Pulley played quarterback and wide receiver for Kentucky
in 2005 and 2006. However, this year he's redshirting
for academic reasons and having to watch his teammates
play.
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Kentucky and Tennessee both will have a lot at stake
Both coaches
know there will be plenty at stake when Kentucky hosts
Tennessee on Saturday.
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Win over Vols will make it all better I know
you. As a Kentucky football fan, you believed your team
would beat Tennessee. This would be the year you would
break that 22-year losing streak.
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UK falls out of AP Top 25 poll
Kansas' improbable climb has the unbeaten Jayhawks
ranked higher than ever and preparing to play their
biggest game ever.
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Ex-UK coach fired by Baylor after 5 straight losing
seasons
Baylor coach Guy Morriss was fired Sunday, a day after the Bears finished
their 12th consecutive losing season with their 12th
straight Big 12 loss.
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Cats Shut Down Arkansas in Regular-Season Finale
Kentucky middle blockers Nicole Britenriker (Cincinnati,
Ohio) and Queen Nzenwa (Baltimore, Md.) combined for 30
kills and 15 blocks Sunday as the Wildcats held off
Arkansas 3-2 (30-27, 20-30, 30-21, 23-30, 16-14) in
Barnhill Arena in the final regular-season match for the
Wildcats.
(11-18-07)
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Mahoney Leads UK Hoops Over Florida Atlantic
Despite a dismal shooting performance from the field and
22 turnovers, the Kentucky women’s basketball team hit
25-of-40 from the free throw line to defeat Florida
Atlantic, 61-53, on Sunday for the Wildcats’ fifth
consecutive victory in Memorial Coliseum.
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Owls bring daughters to dads' old turf
Jack Givens' normally boisterous
voice turns to quiet reverence when asked about Memorial
Coliseum.
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Michael Porter's father offers insights
Gary Porter, the father of Kentucky
sophomore guard Michael Porter, is the coach at Modesto
(Calif.) High School where one of his players was former
UK standout Chuck Hayes, who now starts for the Houston
Rockets.
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Minnesota's signings beat Cats' in one analyst's view
Recruiting analyst Van Coleman rates Minnesota ahead of
Kentucky in this fall's signings. OK, now that I've got
your attention, please don't send me any of your inane
e-mail messages. The point is not to say Tubby Smith did
a better job recruiting than Billy Gillispie.
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Offense stalls despite four Georgia turnovers
Andre Woodson was sacked by Georgia's Marcus Howard in
the fourth quarter yesterday. The Kentucky offense has
given up 17 sacks in the last four games.
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Bulldogs give, but Cats don't take
Georgia did its part to give Kentucky a chance to pull
off its biggest Southeastern Conference road win of the
Rich Brooks era. The eighth-ranked Bulldogs put the ball
on the ground four times, spotted UK an early 10-point
cushion and generally sleepwalked through most of the
first half.
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Weary Wildcats limping to finish line
All along, Rich Brooks said a season is a marathon, not
a sprint. Unfortunately for him, looks like he was
right. As the finish line approaches, his Kentucky
football team looks tired, winded, beat up. It commits
errors it didn't commit earlier in the season. It is a
step slow, a beat behind. Execution is off.
Opportunities are lost. So are games.
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Where in the world is the Kentucky offense?
Shortly before 4 p.m. yesterday, the Atlanta office of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation issued an all-points
bulletin. This may be the most massive missing persons
case in American history.
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Wildcats flame out in 24-13 downer
Hot start wasted as Georgia rallies
Long before the questions to UK's Andre' Woodson
finish, it was clear he had run out of answers. His No.
22 Wildcats had just lost 24-13 to No. 8 Georgia, and
Woodson was at a loss, unable to explain his team's
latest offensive implosion or the skid that has sent UK
to four defeats in its last six games.
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Cats' offense has suddenly gone catatonic
Defense was supposed to be the unit that made University
of Kentucky football fans hide their eyes and gnaw their
fingernails directly to the cuticles. Couldn't stop the
run. Barely better against the pass. Specialized in
giving up gut-torching big plays.
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'Creeper' gives Cats the creeps
Nobody put a hand on Kelin Johnson. As a result, he put
his stamp on Georgia's 24-13 victory over the University
of Kentucky yesterday at Sanford Stadium.
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(11-17-07)
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UK Hoops Faces Florida Atlantic Sunday
The
Kentucky women’s basketball team looks to get back on
the winning track when it returns to the friendly
confines of Memorial Coliseum Sunday, Nov. 18 to play
host to Florida Atlantic at 2 p.m. EST.
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'Contract' confounds Gillispie's attorney
Billy Gillispie's seven-year deal to coach Kentucky's
basketball team could potentially pay him in excess of
$20 million. That UK considers a two-page preliminary
memo a sufficient contract flusters Gillispie's
attorney.
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Georgia beats UK 24-13
Georgia rallied from 10 points down in the first half,
took control of the game in the third quarter and held
off Kentucky's attempts to mount a comeback, beating the
Cats 24-13 today at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga.
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Bulldogs rally to down Kentucky
Thomas Brown's touchdown early in the second half gave
Georgia the lead, as the eighth-ranked Bulldogs rallied
from an early hole to beat 22nd-ranked Kentucky, 24-13.
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#8 UGA 24 -- #22 UK 13 (Final)
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Cats can't capitalize on turnovers, fall to Georgia 24-13
The Georgia Bulldogs gave UK every chance the Cats needed to
steal a win in Athens, Ga., Saturday, but despite forcing
four turnovers, UK fell 24-13 in front of 92,746 fans at
Sanford Stadium. Head coach Rich Brooks said earlier in the
week that UK (7-4, 3-4 Southeastern Conference) needed to
force more turnovers, but his team couldn't take advantage
Saturday.
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Georgia dominates second half
CATS GAIN ONLY 29 YARDS RUSHING Georgia
did its part to give Kentucky a chance to pull off its
biggest Southeastern Conference road win of the Rich Brooks
Era.
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Bulldogs now wait to see SEC title future
Knowshon Moreno ran for 124 yards, Matthew Stafford
surprised Kentucky with a 10-yard touchdown run and No. 8
Georgia overcame four turnovers and an early deficit to beat
22nd-ranked Kentucky 24-13 Saturday.
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No. 8 Georgia clinches tie for SEC East, beating
Kentucky 24-13
Georgia has done all it can. Now,
the Bulldogs need a little help to reach the
Southeastern Conference championship game.
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No. 8 Georgia 24, No. 22 Kentucky 13
Georgia has done all it can. Now, the Bulldogs need a
little help to reach the Southeastern Conference
championship game.
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SEC East runs through Woodson's hands
Kentucky QB can affect
outcome against UGA, Vols
The kid who can determine the fate of
the SEC's Eastern Division doesn't play for one of the
contenders. He learned to throw with his mother in the
backyard. He is a kinesiology major and soft-spoken.
Only last year, he almost quit.
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Third victim would be a first
A
victory today over Georgia would allow the Kentucky
football team to equal the number of wins they got in
last year's breakthrough Music City Bowl season.
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Richt replaces stoic with stoke it
Mississippi State's Sylvester Croom may be SEC Coach of
the Year. LSU's Les Miles may end up taking the national
championship this year.
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How 'bout a red-out?
Richt out of gimmicks
The Great Motivator seems to have run
out of ideas. The best Mark Richt could do for
Saturday's crucial Kentucky-Georgia game was a
"red-out."
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Dawgs could be Wildcats' toughest test
Beating hot team on the road would be quite a feat
for UK The University of Kentucky
football team has toppled a No. 1. It has stood
toe-to-toe with ranked foes and fought to the finish.
And yet, for all the No. 22 Wildcats have faced -- and
overcome -- this season, they might not have stared down
a tougher task than today's game at No. 8 Georgia.
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Wildcats Look for First Win in Athens Since 1977
Having captured back-to-back seven-win seasons for the
first time since the 1976-77 campaigns, Kentucky looks
to continue its winning ways and chart its first win in
Athens since 1977 when the Wildcats and red-hot Georgia
Bulldogs square off on Saturday.
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Former Football Coach John Ray Passes Away
John Ray, former Kentucky football coach from 1969-72,
passed away in his home in Granger, Ind., Wednesday of
complications from cardiopulmonary disease and
congestive heart failure. He was 81.
(11-16-07)
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Gillispie's contract remains unsigned
After failing to agree to specific language in a formal contract,
University of Kentucky athletics officials and Billy
Gillispie have decided to continue operating under the
terms in a "Memorandum of Understanding Offer"
originally crafted at the time of the basketball coach's
hiring.
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Pitino hasn't matched his UK success
When the Hartford Hawks invade Freedom Hall Saturday
night, Rick Pitino will be officially starting his
seventh season -- where does the time go? -- as head
coach of the Louisville Cardinals.
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'Founding Father' in a brown suit
Kentuckians have long regarded
Adolph Rupp
as the
father of basketball in the state, even though the game
was nearly 40 years old when he got here.
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Georgia meets Kentucky with BCS game at stake
BCS fever is gripping Georgia fans these days, with a
big-money bowl game well within the Bulldogs' reach. If
eighth-ranked Georgia (8-2, 5-2 SEC) wins out, the
Bulldogs are all but assured of an at-large bid to a
Bowl Championship Series game - probably the Sugar Bowl.
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Little will play at Georgia
Kentucky's chances of ending a
14-game losing streak to Georgia in Sanford Stadium in
Athens, Ga., got a boost on Thursday when UK coach Rich
Brooks announced that senior Rafael Little will be
available to play.
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Healthy Little key to hopes for miracle
The Cats were miraculous the last time they suited up in
a no-win situation - it ended in UK downing the top team
in the nation. Now, as the football Cats are set to play
Georgia between the hedges tomorrow, the Big Blue
faithful are hoping for another phenomenon as the team
takes the show on the road.
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Players, coaches try to explain offense's disappearance
Just where has that potent Kentucky offense been lately?
It wasn't long ago that the Wildcats were putting up
40-plus points on the likes of Louisville and Arkansas,
and they even hung 43 on the nation's No. 1 team,
Louisiana State, albeit in three overtimes.
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Wildcats face streaking Georgia football team amid
heated SEC title race
There's more
work ahead for Mark Richt, but the Georgia football
coach joked this week that part of him wishes he could
quit while he's ahead.
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Volleyball Closes Regular-Season at Arkansas Sunday
The Kentucky volleyball team closes its 2007 regular
season on Sunday when it travels to Fayetteville, Ark.,
to take on the Arkansas Lady ‘Backs. Opening serve in
Barnhill Arena is slated for 2 p.m. EST.
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Skinner revives UK's winning ways
Finishing his second year as assistant head coach at
volleyball powerhouse Nebraska in 2004, Craig Skinner
was in a great situation. Only four years after a
national championship win, Skinner could have stayed
Lincoln, Neb., with plenty of success to come.
(11-15-07)
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National Collegiate HOF to Honor Rupp
Kentucky’s Adolph Rupp is one of four “Founding Fathers”
who will be honored Sunday night at the National
Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame induction celebration
at Kansas City’s new Sprint Center.
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Gillispie, UK have 'understanding,' but not contract
After failing to agree to specific language in a formal
contract, University of Kentucky athletics officials and
Billy Gillispie have decided to operate under the terms
in a “Memorandum of Understanding Offer” originally
crafted at the time of the basketball coach’s hiring.
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6-6 recruits say yes to Wildcats
The day the University of Kentucky
received some good news about its future, it announced
another setback for its already battered team.
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Liggins, Miller make it official
In his eight months as Kentucky coach, Billy Gillispie
has signed four prospects considered among the top 35
nationally: freshmen Patrick Patterson and Alex Legion
last spring, plus two high school seniors who signed
yesterday: wing Darius Miller of Maysville and guard
DeAndre Liggins of Chicago.
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Capital pains for UK women
Jessica
Adair scored a career-high 29 points to lead No. 14
George Washington to a 75-65 win over Kentucky last
night.
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George Washington handles Kentucky
Samantha Mahoney scored 17 to lead Kentucky (1-1). Sarah
Elliott added 13 points.
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Meeks' injury latest low blow to Cats
Sophomore guard could miss 6 weeks
A loss to Gardner-Webb. The temporary loss of a
standout player. It hasn't been the best of weeks for
University of Kentucky men's basketball coach Billy
Gillispie.
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Woodson a Finalist for Unitas Award
André
Woodson has been named a finalist for the Johnny Unitas
Golden Arm Award for the nation’s top senior
quarterback.
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Wildcats hope to hold the lines
Rich Brooks knows the plays of his offensive and
defensive lines have been just as important to No. 22
Kentucky's resurgence as quarterback Andre Woodson.
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UK's Rafael Little goes through an entire practice
University of Kentucky tailback Rafael Little went
through an entire practice this morning, a sign that
Wildcats coach Rich Brooks called “very encouraging”
heading into Saturday’s game at Georgia.
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The grit behind the glory
Playing time or not, unheralded scout team committed to
preparing UK for success Three times a week, Stuart
Hines walks out the front door of Baldwin Hall around 7
a.m. and heads to the E.J. Nutter Training Facility. He
spends the next two hours lifting weights, putting on
his pads and occasionally visiting the training room.
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SEC season one for the ages
Thanksgiving is a week away, but it's time to give
thanks now. Break out the turkey, pass the dressing and
let us acknowledge gratitude for the football feast that
is sadly closing toward a conclusion.
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Georgia eyes SEC title; set for Kentucky
A little over a month ago, Georgia coach Mark Richt
stopped talking about the Southeastern Conference race.
He figured there wasn't any point after the Bulldogs
were blown out by Tennessee.
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UK O-line wants to reverse its slide
Brooks: Unit must be physical again
Maybe there was nowhere to go but down. Maybe the
University of Kentucky's offensive line can't hope to
play any better than it did in last month's upset of
Louisiana State.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Marshall ends UK's men's soccer season, 3-1
The University of Kentucky men's soccer team, leading
Marshall 1-0 midway through the first half, gave up
three goals in 17 minutes and fell 3-1 in the first
round of yesterday's Conference USA Tournament.
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Marshall Ends Soccer's Season with 3-1 Win
Leading 1-0 midway through the first half, the Kentucky
men’s soccer team allowed three unanswered goals in a
span of 17 minutes, to give Marshall a 3-1 win in round
one of the Conference USA Tournament, ending UK’s
season, on a cloudy afternoon at UAB’s West Campus
Field.
(11-14-07)
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Kentucky's Meeks out with stress fracture
Kentucky will be without its top outside shooter for at
least a month after guard Jodie Meeks was diagnosed with
a stress fracture.
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UK's Meeks to miss 4-6 weeks with stress fracture
A stress fracture will sideline Kentucky guard Jodie
Meeks for four to six weeks, the player's father said
Wednesday. The player and his family learned of the
injury on Tuesday. "A stress fracture in the pelvic
region," Orestes Meeks said.
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Kentucky Falls to No. 14/12 George Washington
Jessica Adair scored a career-high 29 points to lead No.
14 George Washington to a 75-65 win against Kentucky on
Wednesday night.
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Wildcat Basketball Adds Two Players
Kentucky men’s basketball signed highly-rated high
school seniors DeAndre Liggins and Darius Miller to
National Letters of Intent Wednesday, the first day of
the early signing period for college basketball.
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Tough test comes early for Cats
Kentucky's first road game of the season comes against
No. 14 George Washington tonight, and Coach Matthew
Mitchell says he's ready to find out how good his Cats
can be.
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Cats still smarting from backdoor cuts
Before his team's game against Kentucky, Gardner-Webb
Coach Rick Scruggs drew a parallel to the movie
Hoosiers. He joked about measuring the baskets, like
movie coach Gene Hackman did, to assure the plucky
underdog that the goals were the same as back home: 10
feet off the floor. The mighty opponent could be cut
down to size.
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Little Questionable For Georgia Game
Senior tailback Rafael Little is questionable for the
Georgia game, Coach Rich Brooks announced after
Wednesday morning’s practice.
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Kentucky may lose RB for Georgia duel
Kentucky running back Rafael Little is questionable for
Saturday's game at No. 8 Georgia after injuring his back
in last week's win over Vanderbilt.
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Georgia 'Cats want a win back home
Braxton Kelley is a realist. If he
were a few inches taller and packed on 20 pounds of
muscle, he might have ended up at Georgia.
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Georgia counts on big plays
Kentucky has
been able to use big plays to win games this year. But
so has Georgia.
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Pivotal SEC Showdown Pits Cats Against Dawgs
Two teams with lofty postseason aspirations meet in
Athens this Saturday, as the eighth-ranked Georgia
Bulldogs host the 22nd- ranked Kentucky Wildcats.
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Cats' Clayton lost his hearing, not his courage
This football season has produced some of the loudest
moments in University of Kentucky history.
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Tougher drills for Cats
Coach Rich
Brooks has given his banged-up University of Kentucky
football team some much-needed rest in recent weeks.
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Cats out to prove Georgia victory was no 'fluke'
Jacob Tamme could not stop crying. For 15 minutes the
senior tight end balled his eyes out as he walked among
the thousands of people on C.M. Newton Field at
Commonwealth Stadium looking for whomever he could hug
following last year's 24-20 win over Georgia.
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Georgia's top dog
The Bulldog
Nation rejoiced two years ago when Coach Mark Richt
signed the nation's top high school quarterback in
Matthew Stafford.
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Woodson a winner on, off the field
Random notes: It's good to know that away from the
spotlight some athletes are just as they seem. Last
Friday, the eighth-grade students from a nearby middle
school were at a local pizza place during a field trip
when in walked some UK football players, including Andre
Woodson.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Cats Don't Let Weather Get in Way of 3-1 Win at
Tennessee
Heavy rains in the
Knoxville area, coupled with a leak in the Stokely
Athletics Center roof delayed Kentucky’s volleyball
match with Tennessee for 61 minutes early in game four,
but the inclement weather surrounding the match didn’t
dampen the Wildcats’ intensity, as UK won a 3-1 (28-30,
32-30, 30-19, 30-26) decision against the Lady Vols on
Wednesday evening.
(11-13-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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Bulldogs not likely to overlook UK this time
More than a year after the University
of Kentucky mounted a fourth-quarter comeback to stun
Southeastern Conference power Georgia, the Wildcats
remembered the monumental win like it was a week ago.
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Cats know what to expect from Georgia
Georgia's primary motivation
against Kentucky should be winning to maintain its
chance to win the Southeastern Conference Eastern
Division and play in the SEC championship game.
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Jarmon, Smith are Game Captains
Sophomore defensive end Jeremy Jarmon and sophomore
tailback Alfonso Smith have been named game captains for
this week’s contest at Georgia, Coach Rich Brooks has
announced.
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Georgia game defines Cats
Kentucky
football has had its fair share of marquee moments over
the past few months: The Music City Bowl win over
Clemson, its first win over archrival Louisville in five
years, and its first win over a No. 1 team (Louisiana
State) since 1964.
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Horse player
For many Kentucky
fathers, having a son playing a key role during one of
the best stretches of UK football in decades would lead
to a closet full of buttonless shirts.
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UK's surge began with Georgia
Last year's upset of Bulldogs gave Wildcats confidence
Eric Scott remembers chewing his fingernails down to
nothing in the closing minutes. He remembers the
interception that sealed it and the text messages that
flooded his phone afterward.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Rice Named C-USA Defensive Player of the Year
Kentucky sophomore defender Barry Rice has been named
the Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year, the
league office announced Tuesday.
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UK Opens C-USA Tournament with Marshall
Winners of six of their last 10 games, the Kentucky
men’s soccer team kicks off post-season play, earning
the three-seed and a matchup with sixth-seeded Marshall
in the Conference USA Tournament, beginning on Wednesday
at 3:30 p.m. EDT at UAB’s West Campus Field.
(11-12-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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UK has plenty to play for
The
University of Kentucky saw its dreams of reaching the
Southeastern Conference Championship Game die late
Saturday night with Florida's 51-31 win at South
Carolina.
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UK's Rich Brooks: Back to basics preparation for game
against University of Georgia
Beating Georgia won’t be easy for the University of
Kentucky football team.
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UK's Jarmon SEC defensive lineman of the week
University of Kentucky defensive end Jeremy Jarmon today
was named Southeastern Conference Defensive Lineman of
the Week for his performance last Saturday at
Vanderbilt.
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Wildcats can't win SEC, but could still improve bowl
prospects
Even though Kentucky
can't win the Southeastern Conference's Eastern
Division, coach Rich Brooks thinks the Wildcats will be
a factor down the stretch.
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UF's last hope: Kentucky?
En route
to a waiting bus in Sunday morning's wee hours, Florida
quarterback Tim Tebow reflected. When he could have
celebrated the most impressive evening of his college
career, Tebow instead lamented what he and his Gators
teammates didn't do this year.
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Georgia's offense worries Brooks
Kentucky continues to be ranked in
the top 25, has a 7-3 overall record and for the second
straight year is drawing interest from numerous bowl
scouts.
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Wildcats Look for First Win in Athens Since 1977
Having captured back-to-back seven-win seasons for the
first time since the 1976-77 campaigns, Kentucky looks
to continue its winning ways and chart its first win in
Athens since 1977 when the Wildcats and red-hot Georgia
Bulldogs square off on Saturday.
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Woodyard a Lott Trophy Semifinalist
Senior linebacker Wesley Woodyard has been named a
semifinalist for the Lott Trophy by the Pacific Club
IMPACT Foundation ... Jeremy Jarmon is SEC Defensive
Lineman of the Week ... UK vs. UT game will be at 1:30.
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Big Blue Crush Kicks Off Monday
The Kentucky Blood Center (KBC) is ready for the 20th
annual Big Blue Crush, scheduled for Nov. 12-16. The
blood drive competition pits UK fans against UT fans.
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Ready for bowl season? Not so fast, Cats fans
For Kentucky football fans with that seventh-win itch to
pre-book specific bowl game reservations, a pair of
hyphenated words should give pause.
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Florida rooting for UK
Not long after Florida rolled over
South Carolina on Saturday, coach Urban Meyer was asked
if he was now a big University of Kentucky fan.
(11-11-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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Boo birds show up early this season
It took two games for a noisy segment of Kentucky fans
to change Big Blue to big boo. Boos and grumbles could
be heard repeatedly during UK's 84-68 loss to
Gardner-Webb in Game 2 of the Billy Gillispie era.
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Newcomers lift Cats in opener
With
a new coach and six new players, there is always the
potential for error, especially in the first game of the
season. But little went wrong for Kentucky and new coach
Matthew Mitchell last night in a 74-59 victory over
South Carolina Upstate.
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UK, IU hope to sign top prospects
Singleton, Jones are respective targets
The early national signing period for high
school basketball prospects begins Wednesday, and there
are still unanswered questions for the men's teams at
the University of Kentucky and Indiana University.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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Wildcats Advance in Rankings
Following the 27-20 win at Vanderbilt, the Kentucky
football team has advanced in the national rankings
released Sunday, Nov. 11 ... Big Blue Crush taking place
Nov. 12-16.
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LSU ranked Number 1 in AP poll; UK rises to 22
Despite having one loss to Kentucky this season, LSU is
ranked Number 1 in the Associated Press poll, ahead of
unbeaten Kansas, which is ranked No. 4.
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Cats clean up nicely
Last week's
open date did not make Kentucky a well-oiled machine
against Vanderbilt yesterday. A flurry of penalties,
questionable calls and a stout Commodores defense had
the Wildcats out of sync for much of the afternoon.
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Seven is so much better than six
The upcoming statement may sound as daffy and
wrongheaded as some of those officials calls that had
Rich Brooks twisted into an outraged pretzel yesterday
at Vanderbilt Stadium.
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The Cat collapse: a thing of the past?
Across Kentucky's tortured football history, the
Wildcats have performed more late-game renditions of
Heartbreak Hotel than all our nation's Elvis
Impersonators combined.
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UK shows resilience in 27-20 win over Vandy
Give this Kentucky football team
credit for not being afraid of adversity.
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Special teams come through for Wildcats
Kentucky's kicking game has given
coach Rich Brooks many troubling times this season.
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UK atop Nashville charts
Already 7-3, Wildcats want an even bigger record
You'd think with all the good fortune the University
of Kentucky football team keeps having in this town, the
Wildcats would be dying to come back. But after escaping
yesterday with a 27-20 win against Vanderbilt, the
Wildcats were hoping to bid a Big Blue adieu to Music
City.
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Vandy's plan nearly works
One of
Vanderbilt's objectives heading into its Southeastern
Conference matchup with visiting Kentucky was to control
the ball and control the clock.
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Beating Vandy is Cats' latest Senior Moment
Keenan Burton, Mr. Elusive, did not return the kickoff
to start the second half of the University of Kentucky's
game at Vanderbilt yesterday.
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Star receivers mostly contained
Keenan Burton was back. Earl Bennett was everywhere. But
ultimately, neither star receiver was a deciding factor
in the University of Kentucky's 27-20 win against
Vanderbilt yesterday at Vanderbilt Stadium.
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Kentucky keeps its SEC title hopes alive
Kentucky is likely headed to a bigger bowl game than
last year.
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Vandy's defense lets momentum slip away late
In the first half of their meeting with No. 24 Kentucky,
Vanderbilt's defensive unit clearly frustrated the
Wildcats.
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Adams' efforts go to waste
Mackenzi Adams limped into the interview room after a
fourth-quarter Vanderbilt drive came up short, allowing
Kentucky to walk away with a 27-20
SEC decision.
(11-10-07)
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UK 74 -- USCU 59
(Final)
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UK Hoops Opens Mitchell Era with Win
Kentucky benefitted from balanced scoring and potent
long-range shooting Saturday to open the Matthew
Mitchell era with a 74-59 win against USC-Upstate in
Memorial Coliseum.
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Loss costs Kentucky more than just pride
Kentucky athletic officials do not warm to the proposed
subjects of conversation: Losing. Refunding money. But
that's the position UK finds itself in after Wednesday
night's loss to Gardner-Webb.
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Tubby says Cats will bounce back
Former Kentucky coach Tubby Smith had
an ironic message for panicky UK fans: Be patient. As UK
coach, Smith did not get the benefit of the doubt from a
noisy segment of fans. When he watched a portion of
Wednesday night's loss to Gardner-Webb, he saw a team
that can greatly improve with time.
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Post problems could continue in Cats' opener
Sarah Elliott loves the members of Kentucky's training
staff, but she's getting really tired of spending so
much time with them. "I want to stay out of the training
room and be out on the floor," said Elliott, UK's
leading returning scorer from last year. "That's all I
want to do. I'm ready to be out on the floor again."
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UK 27 -- VU 20 (Final)
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No. 24 Cats hold off Vanderbilt 27-20
Andre Woodson threw for 222 yards, Rafael Little had 70
yards rushing and No. 24 Kentucky beat Vanderbilt 27-20
on Saturday.
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Cats hold off Vandy
Kentucky is
likely headed to a bigger bowl game than last year.
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Woodson leads No. 24 Kentucky to 27-20 win over
Vanderbilt
Andre Woodson threw for 222 yards, Rafael Little had 70
yards rushing and No. 24 Kentucky beat Vanderbilt 27-20
on Saturday to keep its slim hopes of a berth in the
Southeastern Conference title game alive.
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Rivals no longer also-rans in SEC
For years, Kentucky and Vanderbilt
have tried to climb out of the SEC East basement.
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Vandy aims to keep ball from Kentucky
Expect Vanderbilt to be in a rush when No. 24 Kentucky
visits in today's Southeastern Conference matchup.
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This year, Vandy-UK is crucial
'Dores seek bowl eligibility; Cats go for seventh
victory
There's plenty on the
line when the University of Kentucky football team
takes on Vanderbilt today in Nashville, Tenn. No,
seriously. It's a rarity in a series marked more by
mistakes than high stakes, but the Wildcats and
Commodores both enter today's 2 p.m. EST game with
something to shoot for.
(11-09-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK Hoops Opens 34th Season of Basketball Saturday
The 34th season of varsity women’s basketball at
Kentucky and the Matthew Mitchell era officially begin
Saturday when UK plays host to the South
Carolina-Upstate Spartans in the 2007-08 season opener.
Tip-off in Memorial Coliseum is slated for 7 p.m. EST.
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Game-day practices examined
Kentucky Coach Billy Gillispie halted a drill when he
noticed Patrick Patterson out of position. When he asked
Patterson for an explanation, the heralded freshman
began saying, "I thought..."
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UK gets 2-week schedule break
It is just about every
player's dream to be shown on ESPN's "SportsCenter" top-10 segment in which the sports
network's anchors pay homage to the 10 most spectacular
plays of the day.
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Kentucky duo with Michigan ties not finding time in
starting lineup
Alex
Legion could be starring for new Michigan coach John Beilein.
Instead, the freshman is trying to make an impact with
the Kentucky Wildcats.
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What writers around the nation are saying about
Kentucky's loss
What writers
around the nation are saying about Kentucky's loss. 1.
This is not Tubby Smith's fault. I know it's easy to
blame everybody's favorite punching bag, but it's also
wrong. A team with Jodie Meeks, Joe Crawford and Ramel
Bradley -- three players Smith left behind -- should
beat any Atlantic Sun team. In fact, Smith could take
the unheralded roster he has at Minnesota and handle
Gardner-Webb. So don't be off-target with the criticism,
Kentucky fans, and you know who you are.
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Even fans who didn't see upset will remember it for a
long time
By yesterday afternoon,
everyone in the giddy little burg of Boiling Springs,
N.C., was of one mind. The mind-boggling basketball
upset performed Wednesday by the local college,
Gardner-Webb University, over mighty Kentucky is about
the biggest thing ever to happen to this town of 3,996.
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It's easy to break down Cats' breakdown
Gardner-Webb jumped out early, then kept
executing
While the college
basketball world was searching for answers, Billy
Gillispie was searching for players.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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Cats faces Vanderbilt with bowl games in sight
For years, Kentucky and Vanderbilt have tried to climb
out of the SEC East basement. Stuck in a logjam of
talented teams, the traditional bottom dwellers have
struggled to compete against Florida, Georgia and
Tennessee. Wildcats vs. Commodores. Not exactly a
marquee matchup, right?
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Seniors know what's at stake against Vandy
The situation is not exactly the
same as it was a year ago after Kentucky lost 49-0 at
LSU and found its season in limbo. However, the Cats'
31-14 loss to Mississippi State two weeks ago has turned
Saturday's game at Vanderbilt into a must-win scenario
for UK.
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UK's Little likes being funny
Senior running back Rafael Little
is finishing his career at the University of Kentucky.
As we sat at CATS (The Centre for Academic and Tutorial
Services) where student-athletes gather for tutors and
study time, you could tell everyone that walked by had
something to say.
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Lumpkin finally gets to hit the road
Saturday's Kentucky-Vanderbilt game is big for many
reasons, but there's an extra added twist involved for
UK defensive tackle Ricky Lumpkin.
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Kentucky Returns to Action at Vanderbilt
Coming off back-to-back losses and an open date, the
Kentucky football team hopes to bounce back on Saturday
when it travels to Nashville to face Vanderbilt.
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Clot sidelines UK's Grigsby indefinitely
Junior cornerback Ahmad Grigsby is out indefinitely
after a blood clot was found in his subclavicle artery,
Brooks said yesterday.
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Wildcats wary of hungry Commodores
With Vanderbilt one win away from becoming bowl
eligible, Kentucky coach Rich Brooks knows the Wildcats
can't take the Commodores lightly Saturday.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Lindsey’s Two Goals Boosts USC to 2-1 OT Win
South Carolina forward Mike Lindsey netted two goals,
highlighted by the game-winner in the 94th minute, to
lead the host Gamecocks to a 2-1 overtime win over the
Kentucky men’s soccer team, in front of 827 fans at
Eugene E. Stone III Stadium.
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Streaking Wildcat Soccer Travels to South Carolina
The streaking Kentucky men’s soccer team puts its
four-game Conference USA winning streak on the line,
traveling to Columbia, S.C., for its final regular
season match of the season, a 7 p.m. EDT showdown on
Friday with South Carolina.
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Volleyball Captures First 20-Win Season Since 1993
Four Kentucky players registered double-digit kills
Friday and the Wildcats notched their first 20-win
season since the 1993 campaign with a convincing 3-0
(30-19, 30-24, 30-28) sweep of South Carolina in
Memorial Coliseum.
(11-08-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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Chuck Hayes asks, Gardner-Who?
Former Kentucky star Chuck Hayes confessed that he’d
never heard of Gardner-Webb until the Runnin’ Bulldogs
beat UK Wednesday night. When he heard the name, he
thought it was the name of a children’s book.
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No Garden party for UK after stunning upset
On the night of his 48th birthday,
professed hoops junkie Billy Gillispie watched a
masterfully played game.
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Runaway at Rupp - Cats looked fatigued, defense lacking
in 84-68 setback
At least Gardner-Webb coach Rick
Scruggs and most Kentucky fans agreed on one thing.
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Gardner-Webb coach enjoys this bus trip
Rick Scruggs has taken a lot of bus
trips in his coaching career. Some have been longer than
others.
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Gillispie shoulders blame for loss
Billy Gillispie had a surprisingly
pleasant demeanor when he came to explain what happened
to his Kentucky basketball team in an 84-68 loss to
Gardner-Webb on Wednesday.
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Webb snares Cats
With almost four
minutes left, fans began slowly filing out of Rupp
Arena. No more hope. No more New York. Maybe no more
honeymoon for new Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie.
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Instead of blowing out candles, Gillispie's team got
blown out
Look at it this way. Now
there really is nowhere to go but up. "Life goes on,"
said Billy Gillispie. Although life sure can throw rocks
upside your head, even on your birthday.
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Gardner-Webb stuns No. 20 Kentucky
Coach Billy Gillispie's second game at Kentucky turned
out to be the first shocker of the college basketball
season.
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Gardner-Webb knocks off No. 20 Kentucky in College Hoops
Classic
Kentucky's players will
get plenty of time to ponder their first bout with
adversity in the Billy Gillispie era.
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New York, New York? Need work, need work
Wildcats fall behind 14-0, never recover
Billy Gillispie's honeymoon lasted only until his
birthday. Gardner-Webb stunned the No. 20 University
of Kentucky 84-68 last night in Rupp Arena, giving
Gillispie his first loss as the Wildcats' head coach
on the day he turned 48
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With Tubby Smith in charge, Gophers men's basketball
team dares to dream
If you want to
know the difference in pressure between coaching at
Kentucky and Minnesota, look at the expectations.
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UK football player hospitalized with blood clot
University of Kentucky junior cornerback A.J. Grigsby is
out indefinitely after being hospitalized for a blood
clot in an artery.
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Burton and Tamme Finalists for Awards
Wide receiver Keenan Burton and tight end Jacob Tamme
have been named finalists for the Fred Biletnikoff Award
and the Wuerffel Trophy, respectively.
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Vandy's Bennett tough to match
It's Vanderbilt week at the University of Kentucky,
which means it's time for the annual Earl Bennett
questions to pop up. Bennett, a 6-foot-1, 202-pound
junior, became the Southeastern Conference's career
leader in receptions last month, surpassing former
Wildcat Craig Yeast.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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UK women fall in SEC soccer tournament
The University of Kentucky women's soccer team lost
to top-seeded Florida 4-0 yesterday in the
quarterfinals of the Southeastern Conference
Tournament at Orange Beach, Ala.
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Rumely and Sauer Named Second-Team Academic All-District
Kentucky's Sarah Rumely and BriAnne Sauer each have been
named to the 2007 College Sports Information Directors
of America (CoSIDA)/ESPN The Magazine Academic
All-District second team for their successes on the
court and in the classroom, it was announced Thursday.
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Wildcats Return Home to Face South Carolina
The Kentucky volleyball team returns to Memorial
Coliseum for its final home regular-season weekend
beginning Friday when the Wildcats play host to South
Carolina. Opening serve is set for 7 p.m. EST.
(11-07-07)
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GW 82 -- UK 68
(Final)
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Gardner-Webb 84, Kentucky 68
Grayson Flittner and Thomas Sanders keyed the first
upset of the college basketball season Wednesday --
Gardner-Webb's 84-68 win over Kentucky.The 22nd-ranked
Wildcats fell in the second round of the 2K Sports
College Hoops Classic to a team that went...
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Gardner-Webb shocks Kentucky in College Hoops Classic
Grayson Flittner scored 22 points, Thomas Sanders had 21
points and 10 rebounds, and Gardner-Webb upset
20th-ranked Kentucky, 84-68, at the 2K Sports College
Hoops Classic.
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Wildcats Upset in College Hoops Classic
Gardner-Webb shot out to a 14-0 lead to start the game
and the Wildcats could not overcome the deficit as they
fell to the Runnin' Bulldogs, 84-68, Wednesday night in
Rupp Arena in the second round of the College Hoops
Classic.
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First 'W' for Billy G.
Kentucky
beat Central Arkansas 67-40 last night in Billy Gillispie's debut as head coach. But he did not
celebrate. Instead, he all but apologized.
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UK finds its way out of the blue
The person who one month ago thought Mark Coury would be
the Most Valuable Player in Billy Gillispie's first
official game as the new Kentucky basketball coach,
please raise your hand.
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Walk-on Coury sets tone in opener
Whatever sophomore Mark Coury has
to do to stay in Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie's good
graces, he'll do it.
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Kentucky opens Gillispie era with romp of Central
Arkansas
Joe Crawford scored 20
points on 7-of-11 shooting as No. 20 Kentucky opened the
Billy Gillispie era by upending Central Arkansas, 67-40,
in the opening round of the Lexington region in the 2K
Sports College Hoops...
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Kentucky 67, Central Arkansas 40
Joe Crawford scored 20 points Tuesday as No. 22 Kentucky
dispatched Central Arkansas 67-40 in the 2K Sports
College Hoops Classic. Billy Gillispie, who spent the
past three seasons coaching at Texas A&M, inherited a
Wildcats team that finished 22-12 un...
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No. 20 Kentucky-Gardner Webb Preview
Last season, Billy Gillispie's Texas A&M team finished
second in the country in field-goal percentage defense.
It didn't take him long to bring those kind of results
with him to Kentucky.
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Bulldogs ready for Cats
Aaron Linn figures the largest
crowd he has ever played in front of is about 3,000.
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Gillispie era begins with win
Joe
Crawford scored 20 points and No. 20 Kentucky began the
Billy Gillispie era with a 67-40 victory over Central
Arkansas on Tuesday night in the opening round of the 2K
Sports College Hoops Classic.
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Kentucky cruises in Gillispie's debut
The Wildcats (1-0) advanced to the second round
Wednesday night against Gardner-Webb, which defeated
Alabama A&M 69-55.
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Gillispie has an ace in the hole
Crawford enters late, warms up fast
Joe Crawford sat and waited, biding his time far
longer than most anyone expected. When the
University of Kentucky guard finally got his senior
season off to an on-court start last night, he made
up for lost time. Crawford came off the bench with
6:55 left in the first half and sparked UK with a
game-high 20 points, pacing the No. 20 Wildcats to a
67-40 victory over Central Arkansas at Rupp Arena in
Billy Gillisipie's official debut as UK head coach.
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State of the Cats is primary issue for new coach
Sure, yesterday was Election Day in the
Commonwealth. But it was also Inauguration Day.
Kentucky elects a governor every four years. But the
University of Kentucky has welcomed a new basketball
coach just six times since 1930. The early returns
on Billy Gillispie's first game as UK coach:
Wildcats 67, Central Arkansas 40.
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Gillispie era opens at Kentucky with 27-point win
Kentucky's players get little time to celebrate their
season-opening victory, not that new coach Billy Gillispie was particularly pleased with the performance
anyway.
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Gillispie's first take not good
In
his 10 seasons as Kentucky's coach, Tubby Smith never
had a team hold an opponent to 20 percent shooting.
Billy Gillispie's players accomplished the feat Tuesday
night in his first game.
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Woodson, Woodyard are Award Semifinalists
Quarterback André Woodson and linebacker Wesley Woodyard
have been named semifinalists for the Maxwell Award and
Chuck Bednarik Award, respectively, by the Maxwell
Football Club of Pennsylvania.
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Wildcats bring act to Music City for clash with
Commodores
The 24th-ranked
Kentucky Wildcats are desperate for a victory, and they
hit the road for Saturday's SEC clash with the
Vanderbilt Commodores.
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Rested Wildcats finally healthy following bye week
While No. 25 Kentucky is anxious to get back on the
field Saturday at Vanderbilt, the bye week allowed the
banged up Wildcats to heal.
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Cats set for Vandy
Vanderbilt's 49-22 loss at No. 17
Florida last week did nothing to change Kentucky coach
Rich Brooks' view of the Commodores.
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Time for another big game from Little
Vanderbilt Coach Bobby Johnson had to be hoping for
Kentucky running back Rafael Little to delay his return
to the lineup for one more week.
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Little returns at right time
Senior tailback has played his best against
Vanderbilt
The University of
Kentucky football team has just the panacea for all
that has ailed running back Rafael Little. The
Wildcats will play at Vanderbilt on Saturday. Little
will return to the Cats' lineup after missing three
games. The Commodores have always brought out the
best in the 5-foot-10, 195-pound senior.
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Burton, Little back at full speed
A healthy Keenan Burton and Rafael Little will
certainly help the University of Kentucky's offense.
Just don't forget what they can do on special teams,
too. Burton's 25.3-yard kickoff return average ranks
seventh in the Southeastern Conference. Little ranks
eighth in punt-return average (8.0) in the SEC.
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Little expected to play
Despite a
thigh bruise that kept him out of Kentucky's past three
games, Rafael Little is expected to play Saturday when
the 24th-ranked Wildcats visit Vanderbilt.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Soccer's Season Comes to End in SEC Tournament
The defending Southeastern Conference champion
University of Kentucky women’s soccer team rode a five
game unbeaten streak to advance to the conference
tournament and fell in the quarterfinals to the
top-seeded and No. 22 ranked Florida Gators, 4-0,
Thursday at the Orange Beach Soccer Complex.
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Fenix Named First Team All-SEC
Senior captain Kelsey Fenix has been named a first team
All-SEC performer as voted on by league coaches and
announced by the league office on Tuesday.
(11-06-07)
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UK 67 -- CAU 40
(Final)
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Coury Notches Double-Double in UK Win
Sophomore Mark Coury made the most of his first career
start, scoring 10 first-half points on the way to a
career-high 13 points and 10 rebounds as Kentucky
defeated Central Arkansas, 67-40, in the first round of
the College Hoops Classic Benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer
Tuesday night at Rupp Arena.
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Gillispie says Cats aren't ready yet
Ready or not -- and to hear the coach, Kentucky's not
ready -- the Billy Gillispie era begins tonight. While
acknowledging the good cause (finding a cure for cancer)
associated with the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic,
Gillispie said of tonight's opener against Central
Arkansas: "It's too early to play.
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Wildcats will not rely on tradition
Billy
Gillispie doesn't buy the notion that just because his
players have the word Kentucky across their jerseys that
they will automatically win games when matched up
against schools without the same basketball pedigree.
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Gillispie still has big expectations
Kentucky has several deficiencies
that concern coach Billy Gillispie.
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Billy's Debut
On the eve of his
48th birthday, Billy Clyde Gillispie of Graford, Texas,
will coach the Kentucky Wildcats tonight in Rupp Arena
for the first time in an official game.
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Wildcats women exhibit flaws
Exhibition games are supposed to be learning
experiences. If Kentucky learned anything from its final
exhibition game last night it's that it has a lot of
work to do.
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Gillispie far from satisfied as Wildcats' season
begins
His opening night is
supposed to be an open-and-shut case. But don't tell
Billy Gillispie that. The new University of Kentucky
basketball coach will open his first season for real
tonight against Central Arkansas at Rupp Arena.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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Leger, Kelley are Game Captains
Offensive guard Jason Leger and linebacker Braxton
Kelley have been named game captains for Saturday’s
contest at Vanderbilt, Coach Rich Brooks has announced.
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Little expected to play for Wildcats against Vanderbilt
Kentucky running back Rafael Little will return to the
lineup on Saturday against Vanderbilt after missing
three games with a thigh injury.
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Cats' only thought is Vanderbilt
Just to make sure his players
understand how important Saturday's game at Vanderbilt
it, Kentucky coach Rich Brooks sent a subtle message to
his players.
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This week, all that matters is Vanderbilt
Something jumped out at Kentucky receiver Keenan Burton
as he walked into the locker room Sunday. UK's schedule
board, which lists all 12 games in the 2007 season, had
been tampered with. The first nine games of the
Wildcats' 6-3 start remained intact, and Saturday's 2
p.m. matchup with Vanderbilt was also up and running.
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SEC East up for grabs if Auburn defeats Georgia
Ordinarily scoreboard-watching is not something I
would recommend for the University of Kentucky
football team. Not on the second Saturday in
November. Winning at Vanderbilt has often been
tricky for the Wildcats. This season, a season
energized by Kentucky's victory against Louisiana
State, is different.
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Healthier Cats focus on Vanderbilt
There are three games remaining in the University of
Kentucky football team's regular season, but you
wouldn't know it if you walked through the team's
training center. The schedule board in the locker
room has been altered to show only one game —
Saturday's tilt at Vanderbilt — in an effort to keep
the Wildcats focused on the task at hand.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Dan Williams Named to National Team of the Week
Sophomore Kentucky goalkeeper Dan Williams has been
named to the Soccer America Team of the Week, in
recognition of his five-save performance in UK’s upset
win over No. 1 SMU on Saturday, the magazine announced
Tuesday.
(11-05-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK Hoops Falls to OGBM
Playing
without post players Sarah Elliott and Eleia Roddy, the
UK Hoops team was out-rebounded 43-38 and fell to the
Ohio Legends 88-79 on Monday in Memorial Coliseum.
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Billy Gillispie Era Opens Tuesday Night
With the exhibition schedule complete, the Billy Gillispie Era officially begins Tuesday when 20th-ranked
Kentucky takes on Central Arkansas in the first round of
the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic benefitting Coaches
vs. Cancer.
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Kentucky Opens Season Against Central Arkansas
Billy Gillispie recorded his most recent victory at Rupp
Arena. Kentucky fans hope for many more of the same from
their new coach.
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Too much fouling concerns Gillispie
Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie
would rather see his team foul than not play
aggressively. However, even the UK coach admits his
Wildcats fouled too much in their two exhibition games
last week.
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UK's Harris out with stress fracture
University of Kentucky forward Ramon Harris has a stress
fracture and won’t be available for the basketball
team’s season opener tomorrow against Central Arkansas.
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Harris out indefinitely for No. 20 Kentucky
Kentucky forward Ramon Harris is out indefinitely after
injuring his left foot in an exhibition game on
Saturday.
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UK hosts Ohio Legends in final exhibition game
The UK women's basketball team will close its pre-season
schedule by hosting the Ohio Legends tonight in Memorial
Coliseum. In its first exhibition game Thursday, UK
defeated Kentucky Wesleyan 83-61 behind senior guard
Samantha Mahoney's 13 points. Mahoney led four Cats in
double figures, including freshman forward Victoria
Dunlap, who had 10 points and a game-high 12 rebounds.
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Better guard play wanted
Once reliable University of Kentucky
center Randolph Morris decided to sign a free agent
contract with the New York Knicks in March, the most
pressing question for the Wildcats entering this season
seemed to be who would fill his role?
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Little guy walks on, wears the Big Blue
At 5 feet 7 and 150 pounds, Dusty Mills was never
confused with an NCAA Division I basketball prospect in
his time as a reserve player at Noblesville (Ind.) High
School. After averaging just two points and 1.7 assists
as a senior at Noblesville, Mills has become of the most
improbable stories in college basketball. He came to the
University of Kentucky as an accounting student and made
it through a tryout with 23 others to become a walk-on
for the nation's winningest program.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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Little, Burton to return to UK line up
The University of Kentucky football team will be in
better shape physically when it plays at Vanderbilt on
Saturday.
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Kentucky Returns to Action at Vanderbilt
Coming off back-to-back losses and an open date, the
Kentucky football team hopes to bounce back on Saturday
when it travels to Nashville to face Vanderbilt.
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UK at Georgia Selected by Lincoln Financial Sports
The Kentucky at Georgia football game on Nov. 17 has
been selected by Lincoln Financial Sports for live
regional television. Game time in Athens will be 12:30
p.m.
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Dogs-Wildcats get early afternoon kickoff
The Nov. 17 Georgia-Kentucky game was picked up by
Lincoln Financial Sports to be televised at 12:30 p.m.
CBS opted to broadcast LSU at Ole Miss for its 3:30 p.m.
slot, meaning ESPN will likely choose the
Vanderbilt-Tennessee game in Knoxville for its 7:45 p.m.
broadcast. The Kentucky game will be Georgia's first
game on Lincoln Financial this season.
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Kentucky goes from reeling to healing
By the time Mississippi State got to town more than a
week ago, the Kentucky offensive juggernaut was
sputtering more than a Pinto at the Kentucky Speedway.
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No rest for recruiters during Cats' bye week
An open date not only allowed the University of Kentucky
football team time to rest and heal up, it also gave the
UK coaching staff time to hit the recruiting trail.
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LSU back where it started; UK back in polls
A week off seems to have given the UK football team some
life in the eyes of college football pollsters. UK
re-entered the rankings in a tie for 24th this week. The
Cats had fallen out of the poll after last week's loss
to Mississippi State.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Tim Crone Named to National Team of the Week
After coming off the bench to net two crucial goals to
lift the Kentucky men’s soccer team to an improbable 2-1
upset win over No. 1 SMU, sophomore forward Tim Crone
has been named to the College Soccer News National Team
of the Week, it was announced Monday morning.
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Crone Named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week
Already honored on the College Soccer News National Team
of the Week, sophomore forward Tim Crone has received
his second accolade of the day, earning Conference USA
Offensive Player of the Week honors, after netting both
goals in leading the Kentucky men’s soccer team to an
improbable 2-1 upset of No. 1 SMU on Saturday.
(11-04-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK Hoops Concludes Preseason Play Monday
The Kentucky women’s basketball team concludes preseason
play Monday when the Wildcats play host to the Ohio
Legends. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. EDT and the game will
be carried live on the Big Blue Sports Network (radio)
with Neil Price.
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Patrick's Day
During the first
television timeout of the second half, Kentucky Coach
Billy Gillispie decided he wanted his team to deliver a
crushing blow. In other words, attention Patrick
Patterson.
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Gillispie tells guards to take it slow
After Kentucky beat Seattle 82-63 last night,
Billy Gillispie said the two words UK fans hate to hear:
slow down. The UK coach was speaking of his lead guards,
Ramel Bradley and Michael Porter.
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New coach, new direction
Billy Gillispie having been on the job for a mere six months
-- six months of the off-season -- we don't know
everything we need to know about the new Kentucky
basketball coach.
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Gillispie says Cats need work on defense
Two games into the Billy Gillispie
era at Kentucky, it's easy to like some things.
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Patterson dominates as Cats beat Seattle in exhibition
Freshman Patrick Patterson scored
17 points and had a perfect shooting night to help No.
20 Kentucky tune up with an 82-63 exhibition victory
over Seattle on Saturday night.
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Joe Crawford trying to earn more playing time
Southeastern Conference coaches
thought so highly of Kentucky senior Joe Crawford that
they put him on the preseason all-conference second
team.
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Patterson puts on his own exhibition
Freshman keys 82-63 romp over Seattle in final
tuneup On a night when the
University of Kentucky honored its basketball past,
Patrick Patterson offered a glimpse into the future.
The freshman forward had 17 points and seven
rebounds last night as the Wildcats topped Seattle
82-63 in Rupp Arena in their final exhibition game
of the season.
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On good terms with great expectations
Billy Gillispie embraces being the Great Blue
Hope A program with seven
national championship banners, a passionate fan
base, a new $30 million practice facility and a
reserved seat in the national media spotlight has
its advantages and its distractions.
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UK fans recall sweet music of Fiddlin' Five
Most of the people standing in line for autographs
at the University of Kentucky basketball museum
yesterday weren't alive when the Fiddlin' Five won
the school's fourth NCAA Championship in 1958. But
they lined up all the same, waiting to shake hands
with one of the most storied groups in UK history.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
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Tamme enjoys seeing his wife on TV
He's helped Kentucky upset the
nation's No. 1 team and been named a finalist for one of
college football's most prestigious awards.
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Lyons says Cats won't crumble
After Kentucky lost 49-0 to LSU
last year, receiver Dicky Lyons confidently guaranteed
that the Cats would beat Mississippi State.
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Soccer Upsets No. 1 SMU in 2-1 Comeback Win
Tim Crone netted the game-winning goal in the 65th
minute, to lead the Kentucky men’s soccer team to a
dramatic, come-from-behind 2-1 win over the No. 1 SMU
Mustangs on a chilly Saturday night at the UK Soccer
Complex.
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SMU men's soccer loses at Kentucky, 2-1
The SMU men's soccer team had a 1-0 halftime lead but
surrendered two-second half goals to lose its first
Conference USA game of the season to Kentucky, 2-1. The
loss was the first for SMU (11-3-2, 6-1-1) in nearly two
months. Kentucky is 5-2 in conference games.
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Volleyball Drops Four-Game Match to Ole Miss
The Kentucky volleyball team was denied its 20th victory
of the season Sunday for the second consecutive match,
falling in a hard-fought four-game contest (31-33,
25-30, 30-27, 39-41) at the Gillom Sports Center.
Kentucky Wildcats Baseball
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Slugging Veterans Highlight Fall World Series
Sawyer Carroll doubled twice and drove in a run, and
Clint Tilford and Brock Baber combined to allow only one
earned run, as the UK Black team edged the UK Blue in
game seven of the annual Kentucky Baseball Fall World
Series.
(11-03-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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UK 82 -- SU 63 (Final)
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Patterson's Complete Game Leads to UK Victory
Freshman Patrick Patterson had 17 points, seven
rebounds, four assists, three blocks and was a perfect
6-6 from the field as the Wildcats defeated Seattle,
82-63, at Rupp Arena Saturday night in the second and
final exhbition.
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Seattle's big chance
Four years
ago when Tubby Smith was Kentucky's coach, a complete
stranger approached him at a recruiting camp in Las
Vegas. "We've got two things in common," Joe Callero
said as the men shook hands. "We're both from large
families. ... "
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Cats picked sixth in pre-season poll
The pre-season All-Southeastern Conference first and
second teams were unveiled yesterday along with a
predicted order of finish, overall champion and a
pre-season player of the year.
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Improvement promised for 2nd UK exhibition
The last and only time
the University of Kentucky played Seattle
University, an NCAA championship was at stake.
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Crawford playing catch-up
Gillispie says senior's conditioning, defense
lagging Joe Crawford watched
"Boot Camp" from the sideline, and you can imagine
the range of emotions the University of Kentucky
guard felt as he saw his teammates go through coach
Billy Gillispie's grueling preseason conditioning
drills.
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North Carolina is No. 1 in AP Top 25; Louisville,
Kentucky ranked
No. 1. Kansas
State is making a rare appearance in the Top 25
rankings.
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Expect Kentucky, Gillispie to pour it on UCA
Billy Clyde Gillispie will get his first real experience
as the head basketball coach of the Kentucky Wildcats on
Tuesday night when the University of Central Arkansas
ventures into Rupp Arena for the season opener.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
(11-02-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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Bradley willing to talk more
The more Billy Gillispie gets to
watch Ramel Bradley play, the more enamored the Kentucky
coach is with his senior lead guard.
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UK's Fiddling Five to be honored
Kentucky will honor its 1958
national championship basketball team, and the team it
faced in the finals that year, Saturday night when the
Wildcats host Seattle in an exhibition game.
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UK To Honor 1958 NCAA Champions
Kentucky honors its 1958 national championship
basketball team Saturday night when the Wildcats host
Seattle in an exhibition game. An autograph session will
be held before the game.
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Law says Gillispie is always pushing
Acie Law IV remembered how Billy Gillispie reacted the
day after a lopsided victory. In a word (OK, two): Not
well. "You may have had 35 points and eight assists, and
you won," said Law, the star lead guard for Gillispie at
Texas A&M last season. "And he's going to chew you up
the next day. Things you could have done better.
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Open-and-shut Cats
First-year
University of Kentucky women's basketball coach Matthew
Mitchell entered Memorial Coliseum last night exactly
the same as he exited it: to a standing ovation.
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KENTUCKY SEC PREVIEW : Wildcats keeping same standards
It’s been an exciting football season at Kentucky. The
Wildcats already are bowl-eligible, including victories
over then-AP No. 1 LSU and Louisville.
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Gophers rock in Tubby's exhibition debut
With chants of 'Tuh-BEE! Tuh-BEE!' filling the student
section, Tubby Smith's tenure at Minnesota got off to a
rousing start.
Kentucky Wildcats Football
Kentucky Wildcats Soccer
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Soccer Closes Regular Season with 1-0 Win at Vandy
On a night that was supposed to be celebrating
Vanderbilt seniors, it was UK senior Megan Jones that
was doing the celebrating as she scored the match’s lone
goal in UK’s (10-6-3, 4-6-1 SEC) 1-0 win at Vanderbilt
(6-9-3, 3-5-2).
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Soccer Plays Host to No. 1 SMU
Winners of three of its past four, the Kentucky men’s
soccer team finishes its regular season home slate, as
the No. 1 SMU Mustangs travel to Lexington for a 7 p.m.
EDT Saturday game at the UK Soccer Complex.
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Chad Hagerty Named Academic All-District
Kentucky junior midfielder Chad Hagerty has been named
to the CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of
America) Academic All-District first team in district
four, the organization announced on Thursday.
Kentucky Wildcats Volleyball
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Volleyball Falls in Five to LSU
Senior middle blocker Nicole Britenriker (Cincinnati,
Ohio) notched her 17th double-double of the season with
19 kills and a season-high 22 digs, but Kentucky
couldn’t complete its comeback on Friday in a 3-2
(20-30, 30-26, 26-30, 30-27, 10-15) loss to LSU in the
Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
Kentucky Wildcats Baseball
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Fall World Series Game Six Set for Saturday
Despite a two-homer performance from UK outfielder
Collin Cowgill, the Kentucky Black team earned a 9-5 win
over the UK Blue squad, in game five of the annual
Kentucky Baseball Fall World Series, held Friday evening
at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
(11-01-07)
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
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A shooting start
The Billy Gillispie era of Kentucky basketball began not with a
full-throated roar last night. Presumably, that will
come later -- and repeatedly -- in this debut season for
the new UK coach.
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Cats exhibit grasp of the little things
Remember, it was an exhibition. But it was
Billy Gillispie's first exhibition, first
exhibition game as the Kentucky basketball
coach last night, with the Cats hitting the
floor for the first time with an actual
opponent lined up on the other side.
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Cats Take Down Panthers in First Exhibition
The Matthew Mitchell era began
Thursday in Memorial Coliseum in front of 2,119 fans as the
Wildcats used an in-your-face pressure defense to force 30
turnovers and defeat NCAA Division II foe Kentucky Wesleyan
83-61 in their first exhibition game.
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Elliott, Mahoney Named Preseason All-SEC
Seniors Sarah Elliott (McKee, Ky.) and
Samantha Mahoney (Detroit) were named to the preseason
All-SEC team as selected by league coaches and announced by
the conference office Thursday. The league coaches also
picked Kentucky to finish sixth in the standings.
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UK women forced to go small
The Kentucky basketball women
will have a different look tonight, and not just because
they have a new coach. In their first exhibition of the
season, the Cats will be considerably smaller with their two
tallest post players sitting this game out.
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Cats effective from outside
When Kentucky players had a chance to
fire away from 3-point range, they didn't hesitate.
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Cats hit the ground running
During
the Southeastern Conference media days, Billy Gillispie
pleaded for everyone to let freshman Patrick Patterson
"breathe" before huge expectations were put on him.
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Big win still has its flaws
Gillispie says Cats need to play smarter Billy Gillispie asks three things of his basketball
teams: to play hard, to play smart and to play together.
Last night his first University of Kentucky team gave
him two out of three in his first exhibition game as
coach, and that was good enough for a 99-64 rout of
Pikeville College at Rupp Arena.
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It's all business as Billy Gillispie launches his era
The collection of bodies near
center court was still twisting across Rupp Arena's floor,
but Austin Cox had already snatched his white towel and
started sprinting from the baseline to wipe away the
perspiration. And I do mean sprinting.
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Kentucky opens Gillispie era with exhibition blowout
Billy Gillispie took the court as Kentucky's coach for the
first time Wednesday night and, if one exhibition game is
any indication, he's making good on his promise to turn up
the tempo.
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UK ushers in Gillispie era with exhibition win
The Wildcats used some
impressive 3-point shooting and numerous fast-break baskets
to run all over Pikeville College 99-64.
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