All posts tagged "Cotton Nash"
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 2 years agoHall of Famer Cotton Nash Dies
Charles “Cotton” Nash, a three-time All-American men’s basketball player and a University of Kentucky Athletics Hall of Famer, died Tuesday.
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 2 years agoOscar Tshiebwe is Kentucky’s Ninth Consensus Two-Time All-American
Oscar Tshiebwe continues to rewrite Kentucky’s history books as he becomes just the ninth consensus two-time All-American in program history.
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 2 years agoOscar Tshiebwe Named Third-Team All-America by Sporting News
Oscar Tshiebwe has become UK’s first two-time All-America selection since Tayshaun Prince after being named to The Sporting News All-America Third...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 2 years agoOscar Tshiebwe makes history against Georgia plus Boxscore and Other Game Notes
Boxscore: Kentucky came from behind to defeat Georgia 85-71 behind a monstrous stat line of 37 points and 24 rebounds from...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 3 years agoOscar Tshiebwe Named Consensus All-America First Team
Oscar Tshiebwe became an NCAA Consensus First-Team All-America selection on Thursday when he added his fourth major honor as a first-team...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 13 years agoKentucky legend ‘Cotton’ Nash now enjoys grandkids’ games
Once he helped build the University of Kentucky basketball program in the 1960s, playing several roles under the leadership of head...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 13 years agoCotton Nash was one of the most illustrious performers to ever don “Kentucky” across his chest
Adolph Rupp, the architect of Kentucky basketball, told Sports Illustrated in 1962, “If I had my choice of one man in...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 14 years agoMore than a century of glorious Kentucky basketball sights and sounds…
When one sport, one school, one supreme program so dominates a state, you can take its measure with sounds alone. Cock...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 14 years agoKentucky great Cotton Nash and sons bound by love of family, sports
The successes they've had in their lives — in sports, law and the arts — have made their names and faces...