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Kentucky’s Big Blue Madness will be held on October 2 at Rupp Arena, featuring contests and a scrimmage, as the university adjusts to new NCAA preseason exhibition rules. Mark Pope’s men’s team is set to host Little Rock on October 16, while the women’s schedule remains open.
The University of Kentucky announces a revised preseason calendar that moves Big Blue Madness to October 2, 2026, and introduces new exhibition matchups for both men's and women's teams.
The Wildcats will navigate a 16‑game conference schedule, highlighted by marquee games against Texas, LSU and South Carolina, with the SEC tournament set for Greenville in March.
The Wildcats' 2026‑27 conference slate was announced, detailing opening night, key series, and the path to the SEC Tournament in South Carolina.
The Wildcats will open SEC play on New Year’s Eve in Gainesville, host a series of home games, and chase a Sweet Sixteen legacy under head coach Kenny Brooks.
Kentucky’s women’s team boasts an eight‑player rotation, elite shooters like Asia Boone and Emily McDonald, and a lively off‑court atmosphere that could carry them to the Elite Eight.
Drafted tenth by the Chicago Sky, Ajša Sivka instead commits to Kentucky’s women’s basketball program, aiming to sharpen her post game alongside Clara Strack and flourish under Coach Kenny Brooks.
The Wildcats' newest recruits bring elite credentials and a drive to contribute immediately, guided by seasoned teammates and a coaching staff eager to blend youth with experience.
Senior center Clara Strack returns to lead Kentucky's women's basketball team, combining elite shot‑blocking with a new emphasis on mental acuity and court vision.
Ayanna Patterson, a 6‑foot‑2 forward, transfers from UConn to Kentucky, bringing a championship pedigree and versatile skills to the program.
The Le Moyne College women's basketball team will welcome the University of Kentucky on December 13, marking a milestone for the program and a showcase for both teams.
The University of Kentucky women's basketball team is gearing up for the 2026‑27 season with a blend of returning stars, top transfer talent and freshmen, all under the guidance of Coach Kenny Brooks.
The Eastern Michigan University women's basketball team received a WBCA Academic Top‑25 Special Mention for the 2025‑26 season, reflecting a 3.585 cumulative GPA and multiple player recognitions.
The Wildcats are reshaping their lineup with experienced transfers and a historic freshman class, aiming to balance immediate competitiveness with long‑term development.
The Hokies will travel to Niceville, Florida, for the 2026 Emerald Coast Classic, where they open against UT Martin before a possible clash with Michigan State, setting the stage for a high‑profile ACC/SEC Challenge against Tennessee.
Kentucky’s 2026‑27 basketball schedule features high‑profile games against Kansas, North Carolina and Louisville, plus participation in the State Farm Champions Classic and the ACC‑SEC Challenge, setting the stage for a competitive season.
Kentucky women's basketball coach Kenny Brooks reflects on the NCAA's new eligibility rules and their impact on player retention, transfers, and program building.
Four‑star prospect Jayden McClain commits to the University of Kentucky, bringing size, shot‑blocking and family basketball pedigree to the Wildcats.
Jayden McClain, a 6‑foot‑6 post player from Ryle High School, announced her commitment to Kentucky, highlighting her defensive prowess and family basketball legacy.
From Rome to Paris, top programs will clash in a series of non‑conference games that showcase returning stars, new recruits and historic first‑meetings.
The Wildcats open the season as a top‑10 team, aiming to translate preseason optimism into a March deep run.
The Wildcats enter the preseason Top 10, bolstered by veteran talent and a strong recruiting class, aiming for a tournament run.
From leading EMU to the Elite Eight to dissecting JMU basketball on ESPN+, Kirby Dean blends decades of court experience with a newfound passion for the broadcast booth, all while staying close to his family and community.
Maddyn Greenway, a Kentucky freshman, was named the 2025‑26 MaxPreps Female National Athlete of the Year after a record‑setting high school career that spanned basketball, soccer and track.