On March 24, 1951, Kentucky defeated Illinois in the 1951 NCAA Final Four behind Shelby Linville’s game-winning basket.
On this day in Kentucky Basketball History, Shelby Linville Hero as Cats Advance to NCAA Title Game
Today Marks the 75th Anniversary of Kentucky’s First NCAA Title
On March 23, 1948, Kentucky won its first NCAA title by walloping Baylor, 58-42. Alex Groza was named Most Valuable Player.
Big Blue Nation Gets Its Wish: Reed Sheppard commits to Kentucky
Class of 2023 star recruit Reed Sheppard committed to Kentucky Saturday in a ceremony at North Laurel High School.
Kentucky basketball season ends with loss to Mississippi State in SEC Tournament opener
Kentucky had their season come to an end with a dramatic 74-73 loss to Mississippi State in the second round of the SEC Tournament.
Karl Towns has an imaginary friend named Karlito
Karl Towns, apparently, has regular conversations with a tiny, invisible resident of his own shoulder.
Report: Kentucky basketball ‘backed out’ of Texas Western 50th anniversary game
Kentucky has reportedly ended negotiations to play a 2016 game against UTEP, formerly known as Texas Western.
Tyler Ulis has quickly become a fan favorite because of the way he plays
Tyler Ulis is a handful and UCLA can thank the city today’s game is being played in for that.
Kentucky basketball hammers Georgetown College 121-52 in exhibition game
Kentucky’s first unit outscored the Tigers 56-14 and hit 20 of 28 field goals in their first four rotations covering a total of 15:50.
Kentucky shows off two-platoon system in 116-68 defeat of Pikeville
It was hardly a fair fight, but it was an entertaining debut for Kentucky and John Calipari’s two-platoon system
Documentary honors fallen Kentucky basketball recruit John Stewart
Sunday night at 8, an hour-long documentary will bring John Stewart, a prized Kentucky basketball recruit, to life again.