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Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 25, 2026
Sean Woods bleeds blue for life
Sean Woods will be always bleed blue, no matter the color of his shirt, pants or shoes.
’92 squad lifted program out of probation shadow
“Weep no more, my lady, Oh, weep no more today!” At 10 a.m. Friday, May 19, 1989, the NCAA gave UK basketball fans a reason to cry, as sanctions were handed down for rules violations in the preceding years. Less than a week later, on June 1, fans were given a reason to weep no…
‘Unforgettable’ Feldhaus can’t forget his memories as a Kentucky Wildcats
Deron Feldhaus is as content in this historic town 62 miles upriver from Cincinnati as was Simon Kenton, the 6-foot redhead who founded it. Kenton cut a similarly impressive figure, being a point forward in his own sort of way. Like Kenton, the 43-year-old Feldhaus very much favors Mayville’s northern Kentucky location. The former University…
Deron Feldhaus unforgotten in Kentucky lore
As one of the four Unforgettables, Deron Feldhaus will be remembered as a member of the Wildcat team responsible for bringing Kentucky basketball back from the depths of probation to respectability and prominence. It’s a team many UK basketball fans tuck closely to their hearts, remembering the loyalty and perseverance Richie Farmer, John Pelphrey, Sean Woods and Feldhaus… …
Also on this date in Kentucky basketball history…
Kentucky capped an evening of tribute to its 1991-92 basketball team by unexpectedly retiring the jerseys of four players directly responsible for the rebuilding of the Kentucky program after NCAA sanctions had leveled it. As the seniors stood at mid-court with their families, four jerseys were unveiled: Richie Farmer‘s No. 32, Deron Feldhaus‘ No. 12,…
On this day in Kentucky basketball history…
From the Season Never Ends 2010 Calendar: “Kentucky capped an evening of tribute to its 1991-92 basketball team by unexpectedly retiring the jerseys of four players directly responsible for the rebuilding of the Kentucky program after NCAA sanctions had leveled it. As the seniors stood at mid-court with their families, four jerseys were unveiled: Richie…
Larry Stamper wishes he could still play (WinchesterSun.com)
Larry Stamper is a retired school teacher living in Winchester with his wife and likes to spend his time either hunting, fishing or playing golf. However, for long-time University of Kentucky basketball fans, Stamper will always be remembered as one of the toughest, most physical players to play for the Wildcats during his three-year career…