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2008-2009 Kentucky Basketball Roster

 

MBSK 08_09 Team Photo

Seated (l to r): Matt Scherbenske, Adam Delph, Dwight Perry, Mark Krebs, Jodie Meeks, Michael Porter, Donald Williams, Landon Slone, Mark Halsell Standing: DeAndre Liggins, Darius Miller, Ramon Harris, Perry Stevenson, Jared Carter, Josh Harrellson, Patrick Patterson, Matt Pilgrim, A.J. Stewart, Kevin Galloway

 

#PlayerClassHometown (Last School)HtWt
1Darius MillerDarius MillerSRMaysville, KY (Mason County)6'7"235
2Matt ScherbenskeJRLexington, KY (Lexington Christian)6'0"180
3Kevin GallowayJRSacramento, CA (High)6'6"215
5Ramon HarrisSRAnchorage, AK6'6"218
10Landon SloneFRPaintsville, KY (High)6'3"188
11adam delphAdam DelphFRLouisville, KY (Pleasure Ridge Park)6'1"161
12Mark KrebsSRNewport, KY (Central Catholic)6'5"207
13Michael PorterJRModesto, CA (Modesto Christian)6'3"198
14Mark HalsellSOSt. Charles, MO (High)5'11"182
15A. J. StewartSOJacksonville, FL (Arlington Country Day)6'7"225
21Perry StevensonSRLafayette, LA (Northside)6'9"215
23Jodie MeeksJRNorcross, GA (High)6'4"208
25donald williamsDonald WilliamsFRBaton Rouge, LA (Progressive Christian)6'3"205
30Dwight PerryJRDurham, NC (Southern)6'0"185
33Matthew PilgrimMatthew PilgrimFRCincinnati, OH (Withrow)6'8"235
34Deandre LigginsDeandre LigginsJRChicago, IL (Washington)6'6"215
43Jared CarterSRGeorgetown, KY (Scott County)7'2"277
54Patrick PattersonJRHuntington, WV (High)6'8"235
55josh harrellsonJosh HarrellsonSRSt. Charles, MO6'10"275

On This Day in UK Basketball History

On March 7, 2015, playing under a two-platoon system for most of the year, the Wildcats complete the regular season 31-0 with a victory over Florida, becoming the first team from a “power five” conference to go undefeated in the regular season since Indiana did it in 1976. UK completes the SEC season with an 18-0 record and goes on to win the SEC Tournament championship, its 28th title. The Wildcats eventually post a 38-0 record to reach the Final Four, the first team in college basketball history to record such a record, before losing to Wisconsin in the national semifinals.

 

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