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Federal authorities have arrested former Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa on fraud charges tied to his college career, raising questions about his future in professional basketball.
Kerr Kriisa, a 25‑year‑old Estonian who starred for several U.S. colleges, was taken into custody by the FBI on July 4 amid allegations of fraud. Authorities say they intend to bring him back to West Virginia for prosecution.
Former University of Arizona Wildcats guard Kerr Kriisa, a 25‑year‑old from Estonia, was arrested by the FBI and is set to be extradited to West Virginia for a court hearing related to a multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme.
Federal agents have taken former West Virginia basketball player Kerr Kriisa into custody, alleging a multimillion‑dollar fraud that could see him sent back to the Mountain State for trial.
Federal authorities say the former Arizona Wildcats guard was part of a multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme, and he is now set to appear in a Kentucky courtroom.
Federal authorities have taken former University of Cincinnati point guard Kerr Kriisa into custody, alleging his participation in a multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme that originated during his tenure at West Virginia. He is being extradited for a court hearing next week.
The Wildcats' annual media day will explore the leadership roles of Azuolas Tubelis and Benn Mathurin, the development of point guard Kerr Kriisa, Christian Koloko's shooting range, Dalen Terry's physical growth, and Pelle Larsson's health status.
The Wildcats are filling open spots with a mix of overseas prospects, elite 2023 guards and transfer portal candidates, aiming for continuity and depth.
The Wildcats will augment their roster with new faces while counting on key players such as Kerr Kriisa, Pelle Larsson, Dalen Terry and Azuolas Tubelis to elevate their game.
The Basketball Tournament returns in July with a $2 million prize, and Kentucky's alumni team La Familia is finalizing a roster that blends past stars with a hard‑earned comeback from point guard Kerr Kriisa.
The Wildcats open summer practice with a blend of familiar veterans and promising newcomers, setting the stage for a pivotal season under Mark Pope.
The NCAA's eligibility framework is once again under the spotlight, as the organization grapples with how to treat international athletes who arrive on campus with professional experience.
Coach Mark Pope’s quest for a 30‑plus three‑point attempt average finds a possible answer in sharpshooter Milan Momcilovic, whose recent withdrawal from the NBA draft has turned his college decision into a pivotal moment for Kentucky basketball.
After a four‑year series that featured dramatic comebacks and high‑scoring duels, the Wildcats and Bulldogs have mutually called it quits, allowing both programs to pivot toward new conference commitments and strategic non‑conference experiments.