Jaxon Kohler Chooses BYU Over Kentucky • Kentucky Adds Texas Tech Exhibition at Rupp Arena • Mark Mitchell Eligibility Ruling Remains Imminent • Kentucky Season-Ticket Renewal Deadline Arrives Today • Jodie Meeks…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 21, 2026
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 20, 2026
Kentucky’s Final Roster Spot Comes Down to Kohler and Mitchell • Kentucky Makes Its Pitch to Jaxon Kohler • Mark Mitchell Court Ruling Could Arrive Within Days • Early Bracketology Places Kentucky…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 19, 2026
Kentucky Sets Zoom Meeting with Michigan State Transfer Jaxon Kohler • Mark Mitchell Eligibility Decision Moves Closer • Kentucky Falls Off Darius Wabbington’s Visit List • Former Wildcat Al Robinson Dies at…
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…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 17, 2026
Kentucky Completes 2026–27 Schedule with Wichita State • Mark Mitchell Eligibility Decision Remains on Kentucky’s Radar • Big Blue Madness Set for an Early October Return • Archie Goodwin Celebrates His 32nd…
Walter’s Wildcat Dispatch — August 16, 2026
Kentucky Reportedly Adds Texas Tech to Exhibition Slate • Mark Mitchell Eligibility Decision Pushed to Next Week • Kentucky, Louisville Reportedly Leading for Reese Alston • Wildcats Combine Summer Retreat With Service…
Wildcats Boost 2025-26 Roster with Forward Mouhamed Dioubate
A winner at every level, forward Mouhamed Dioubate (pronounced dee-ah-BOT-TAY) joined the Kentucky men’s basketball roster on Friday as announced by head coach Mark Pope. Dioubate will wear the Blue and White for the Cats after a two-year stint with Alabama. “Mouhamed is a special young man who is a perfect fit for the way…
Point Guard Jaland Lowe Lands with Kentucky Men’s Basketball
Mark Pope announced on Friday that Jaland Lowe, an All-ACC selection at Pittsburgh in 2024-25, will join the Wildcats next season.
Kentucky Falls to Tennessee in NCAA Sweet 16
Lamont Butler scored 18 points and had six rebounds, but third-seeded Kentucky lost to second-seeded Tennessee 78-65 on Friday night in Indianapolis.
Kentucky Downs Illinois, Advances to Sweet 16
Koby Brea scored 23 points, tying his career high, as third-seeded Kentucky beat sixth-seeded Illinois 84-75 in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament