You can already hear it in their comments. You can already easily read it between the lines. John Calipari’s Kentucky Wildcats and Rick Pitino’s Louisville Cardinals don’t meet until Saturday in the Final Four, but the signs are evident that this isn’t just the latest flare-up of their long-simmering rivalry, or even just an historic, high-stakes meeting between two programs bitterly opposed to each other.
A winner at every level, forward Mouhamed Dioubate (pronounced dee-ah-BOT-TAY) joined the Kentucky men’s...
Mark Pope announced on Friday that Jaland Lowe, an All-ACC selection at Pittsburgh in...
Lamont Butler scored 18 points and had six rebounds, but third-seeded Kentucky lost to...
Koby Brea scored 23 points, tying his career high, as third-seeded Kentucky beat sixth-seeded...
