UK Basketball

I thought maybe only the UK seniors would be hitting the autograph circuit, but since a couple of Cats are now heading to the NBA Draft, they are going to meet up with the fans one more time.

I know it's only been two days since the Men's NCAA Tournament has ended, but the talk about which UK players are declaring for the NBA Draft and which ones are coming back has naturally heated up.

Things can get super-busy when you and your team are playing in the NCAA Tournament. As the Cats are focusing on the next step of in their tournament journey, they took some time to help out a fan in Lexington.

This totally predates my time here at WBKR, but I just have to share.  My friend Lana Church posted a photo this weekend on the Buy My Stuff in Owensboro Facebook.  It's a retro WBKR print promoting the UK/UL Battle of the Bluegrass. Check it out!

This Wednesday night, the Cats will take on the Bahamas National team on their home turf at the Atlantis Paradise Islands Resort.

Rex Chapman will speak to the public about his journey and his own personal recovery from addiction in Evansville. The event is FREE and open to the public!

UK Wildcat and Indiana Hoosier fans!!  You're doing your home cities proud.  According to a new WalletHub survey, Lexington, Kentucky and Bloomington, Indiana are in the Top Ten Cities for College Hoops!

The SEC Basketball Tournament kicks off today in Nashville and the field is hot this year! SEC Network analyst (and my former boss) Darrin Horn called in to chat about the tournament today. Should Kentucky lose a game? Will they lose a game? How far does he see the Wildcats going in the NCAA Tourney…

Hmmmm.  What is Chad standing in front of?  What kind of Kentucky awesomeness is this??  Okay!  Here's the deal.  I graduated from the University of Louisville, but I know a great University of Kentucky Wildcat find when I see one.  And I have a bunch of friends wh…

University of Kentucky Basketball Coach John Calipari pretty much does things his way. He's known for his non-apologetic acceptance of  "one and done" basketball and even recruits players with that mindset. Now, along with helping young kids reach their dreams of playing in the NBA, he's g…