All posts tagged "John Calipari"
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoKentucky rallies, defeats Alabama 73-67 to advance to SEC Semifinals
John Wall had 23 points, including seven straight in the second half to give the Wildcats the lead for good, and...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoJohn Wall named District Player of the Year by the USBWA
Kentucky freshman John Wall has been named District IV Player of the Year by the United States Basketball Writers’ Association, and...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoBoxscore and Game Notes: Kentucky vs. Florida
Go here for boxscore. Kentucky is 29-2, 14-2 in the Southeastern Conference. Florida is 20-11, 9-7 in league action. UK’s...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoPhoto: Kentucky to be featured on cover of SLAM next week
John Calipari tweeted this pic earlier this morning. It’s the cover of next week’s edition of SLAM magazine.
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoLate surge boosts Kentucky past Tennessee 73-62
After missing two 3-point attempts in the first half, Kentucky freshman Eric Bledsoe told coach John Calipari he had lost confidence...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoBoxscore and Game Notes: Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt
Go here for boxscore. Kentucky is 20-1, 5-1 in the Southeastern Conference while Vanderbilt is 16-4, 5-1 in league action....
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoKing James holds court at Rupp Arena
Lebron James never went to Kentucky and never really even considered going to college. But kind of like the son a...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoBoxscore and Game Notes: Kentucky vs. Arkansas
Go here for boxscore. Kentucky is 19-0, 4-0 in the Southeastern Conference while Arkansas is 8-11 overall, 1-3 in league...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoKentucky cruises past Arkansas 101-70
Less than three months into his first season coaching the nation’s all-time winningest program, John Calipari is poised to make good...
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Kentucky Basketball
/ 16 years agoGhost of Adolph Rupp haunts, retains record
Rarely do records linger in sports for 60 years – with or without steroids. Even more unlikely is a former nemesis...