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A look at the new talent joining the Virginia Cavaliers women's basketball team, including transfers Mary‑Anna Asare, Caterina Piatti, Janae Walker and Eris Lester, and how they could reshape the squad's dynamics.
The University of Kentucky has offered a scholarship to JJ Crawford, the son of former NBA player Jamal Crawford, marking the first commitment of the 2029 class and highlighting a family connection that could shape the program's future.
The University of Kentucky has offered a scholarship to J.J. Crawford, a top‑ranked prospect whose father, Jamal Crawford, is a former NBA player and current assistant coach. The offer comes as Coach Mark Pope leverages a long‑standing relationship with the Crawford family to secure a promising talent.
Coach Mark Pope commends Trent Noah’s impressive summer work, highlighting his growth, impact and role within the Wildcats.
The Tar Heels are in Las Vegas to evaluate the nation’s top 2027 prospect, Beckham Black, as multiple powerhouse programs vie for his commitment.
Kentucky’s rising star Trent Noah is turning heads with his defensive metrics and rebounding prowess, while Coach Mark Pope stresses his potential despite lingering shooting concerns.
A disappointing campaign has given way to a strategic roster revamp, highlighted by the commitment of Serbian star Nikola Kusturica.
Marcus Spears Jr., a Texas native and the nation's No. 1 prospect for the class of 2027, announced his commitment to the University of Texas men's basketball program, passing on offers from LSU, Arizona and Kentucky.
The Wildcats are skipping their foreign tour this summer, opting for a Las Vegas stint that blends intense practice with NBA networking and a pause on traditional camps.
Instead of heading abroad, the Wildcats will spend the summer in Las Vegas, using the NBA Summer League as a platform for high‑intensity work, networking with former players and scouting prospects, while the program reassesses its traditional summer structure.
The Wildcats are in Las Vegas to evaluate top high school prospects, strengthen team chemistry, and engage with former players during the NBA Summer League.
The Wildcats traveled to Las Vegas to evaluate elite high school talent, with former players and current coaches observing the action.
Kentucky’s coaching staff, led by Mark Pope, has offered NaVorro Bowman Jr., a four‑star prospect from California, bolstering the Wildcats’ point‑guard recruitment after a series of injuries.
A highly touted Texas power forward flips his pledge to the Longhorns, leaving Kentucky to regroup after a near‑miss in the 2026 recruiting cycle.
With media days underway and fall camp in full swing, ESPN’s Football Power Index offers a first look at win‑loss forecasts and rankings for SEC teams heading into the 2026 campaign.
Marcus Spears Jr., the No. 1 recruit in the 2027 class, announced his commitment to the Texas Longhorns, opening the door for Kentucky to shift its attention to power forward CJ Rosser.
Nikola Kusturica's commitment to UCLA ends a high‑stakes recruiting battle, leaving Michigan to navigate a coaching transition and an uncertain roster for the upcoming season.
Mark Pope, head coach of the Kentucky Wildcats, discusses the remaining roster spot, the team's chemistry and his plans for a Las Vegas trip to watch NBA Summer League action.
A look at the former Kentucky Wildcats making waves in the NBA Summer League, their schedules, and the prospects for the upcoming season
In a recent Q&A with Matt Jones, Coach Mark Pope explained his contentment with the current 14-player roster while hinting at the right addition, and previewed the Wildcats' upcoming bonding trip to Las Vegas.
A Charlotte-born basketball standout, ranked among the nation's best, is considering eight programs while balancing family connections and a clear path to the NBA.
A single vacancy on Mark Pope’s staff has sparked speculation, but the Wildcats are prioritizing alignment over urgency.
After decades of serving as a recruiting hub and fan‑building engine, the Wildcats’ summer camps have been put on hold as Coach Mark Pope reassesses their role in a new calendar and the rise of NIL deals.
Otega Oweh, the Kentucky Wildcats standout drafted 41st overall by the Oklahoma City Thunder, suffered an ankle injury during a Summer League game in Salt Lake City. The setback may keep him out of the rest of the league, though the team expects him to be ready for the regular season.