Keith Bogans is among six University of Kentucky greats that will be inducted into the UK Athletics Hall of Fame in late September.
Keith Bogans among 6 to be inducted into the University of Kentucky Athletics Hall of Fame
Nets sign former Cat Keith Bogans

The Brooklyn Nets signed guard Keith Bogans on Thursday. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not released. Bogans played in five games with the Nets last season before suffering a season-ending ankle injury on February 8 against Detroit. He later had surgery to repair the torn deltoid ligament and is expected to be…
Nets waive former Cat Keith Bogans
One day after undergoing surgery to repair a torn deltoid ligament and a broken bone in his left ankle, guard Keith Bogans was waived by the Nets today. The Nets then signed forward Andre Emmett to a 10-day contract. Emmett, a 6-5 forward, had been playing for the Reno Bighorns of the D-League. He had been…
Nets sign former Cat Keith Bogans
The Nets announced this morning the signing of journeyman free agent guard Keith Bogans, a move exercised in conjunction with the release of forward Larry Owens. Terms of Bogans’ contract were not made public by the Nets. “Keith will give us defensive toughness and experience,” Nets general manager Billy King said in a statement released…
On this day in Kentucky basketball history…
Marquis Estill totaled 28 points and Keith Bogans scored 24 as Kentucky held its annual Blue/White Scrimmage before 2,300 fans at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday. Coach Tubby Smith interchanged his Cats between both teams but it was Estill’s play early that led the White squad to a 104-78 victory. Estill, who missed his freshman season…
Final rosters for Big Blue All Stars vs The Villains announced
Jeff Sheppard, former University of Kentucky basketball player and current organizer of the State Farm Big Blue All Stars, is very excited to announce the fi nal team roster of the game on October 24, 2011 at Rupp Arena. BIG BLUE ALL-STARS Coach Rex Chapman Keith Bogans DeMarcus Cousins Josh Harrellson Chuck Hayes Brandon Knight…
On this date in Kentucky basketball history in 2003…

Kentucky didn’t bother to cut down the nets at the Superdome after winning the Southeastern Conference tournament. The Wildcats plan to take care of that little matter in three weeks. Tournament MVP Keith Bogans scored 22 points and second-ranked Kentucky stretched its winning streak to 23 games, holding off Mississippi State 64-57 in the title…
Michigan State’s win over Kentucky in 2005 one of the most memorable of the decade
Jay Bilas of ESPN: “Michigan State’s win over Kentucky in 2005 was a thriller, and I always wonder, if Tubby Smith had won that one or if Keith Bogans hadn’t been injured in the 2003 Elite Eight, would Tubby still be in Lexington?” Read full article here.
Kentucky Wildcats All-Decade Team
From BleacherReport.com, “The Gregorian Calendar says this shouldn’t be done—not until next year—but pop culture disagrees, and that seems like a decent enough barometer when deciding the best time to assemble an All-Decade team for the Kentucky Wildcats. In case you forgot: Recent successes aside, the early 2000s didn’t treat Kentucky too well in the…
Former Kentucky player Keith Bogans signed by San Antonio Spurs
Keith Bogans, the 29-year-old journeyman guard, has agreed to a one-year deal worth the veteran’s minimum of $1.03 million to join the Spurs. Read article.