Kentucky Adds Player-Management Position to Navigate New College Sports Era • Kentucky Gets Early Start With 2029 Guard Brady Pettigrew • Kentucky Checks In at No. 18 in Evan Miya’s Preseason Rankings…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — September 17, 2026
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 28, 2026
Nick Richards Signs One-Year Deal With Miami Heat • Malachi Moreno Gets Into the Action at $10 Million Charity Ham Auction • Kentucky Gets an Early Start With 2028 Guard Liam Mitakaro…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 27, 2026
SEC Clarification Eases One Concern for Mark Mitchell • Kentucky Makes the Cut for Five-Star Guard Cayden Daughtry • Ousmane N’Diaye’s Eligibility Stands Out After NCAA Ruling on Utah Recruit • Darryl…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 23, 2026
Mark Mitchell Commits to Kentucky, Filling Final Roster Spot • Four Former Wildcats Enter Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame • Hoops and Heels Returns to Memorial Coliseum in September •…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 22, 2026
Mark Mitchell Wins Fifth-Year Eligibility Ruling and Enters Transfer Portal • Jaxon Kohler Chooses BYU Over Kentucky • Kentucky Offers Five-Star 2027 Guard Moussa Kamissoko • On This Date: Lou Tsioropoulos Died…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 18, 2026
Kentucky Creates “Media Madness” Event for September 17 • Kentucky’s 2026-27 Schedule Now Shows a 15-Game Nonconference Slate • Kentucky’s Home Nonconference Schedule Draws Scrutiny • Pope Keeps Kentucky Visible During an…
Former Kentucky basketball star Rex Chapman will host a new show on CNN
Former Kentucky basketball star Rex Chapman is joining CNN as a host for its new streaming service that will launch later this year.
‘Little things’ made Chuck Hayes a big contributor for Kentucky
For ex-Wildcat Chuck Hayes, doing the “little things” took him to a fruitful NBA career and induction in UK Athletics Hall of Fame.
The first Kentucky Wildcats to go 25-0 were no slouches, either
The only other team in Kentucky’s regal history to stand 25-0 in a season was Adolph Rupp’s 1953-54 Wildcats.
Patrick Sparks remembers the halftime speech from 2004 win over Louisville more than anything else
Patrick Spark’s most vivid memory of Kentucky’s 60-58 victory over Louisville in 2004 isn’t of making the winning free throws.