The main reason the Wildcats have been playing well of late is strictly due to the improvement on defense. The defense is all the way up to 56th on KenPom, which is a massive impr

Kentucky appeared to be in dire straits. It’s new head coach, Mark Pope, didn’t have a single NCAA Tournament win under his belt, no scholarship players were returning on the roster and John Calipari was taking over half of his 2024 recruiting class with him to Arkansas.

John Calipari was very open during his time in Lexington about how he did not care about the SEC Tournament. Clearly, this opinion traveled with Calipari to Arkansas as he doubled

City nicknames are not new for Kentucky basketball in terms of Big Blue Nation taking over those cities — ‘Catlanta’ maybe the most famous, with ‘LexVegas’ a common one for outsiders facing the Wildcats in Lexington.

As the Kentucky Wildcats prepare for the SEC Tournament, the Wildcats are taking a different approach compared to previous years. Under head coach Mark Pope, the emphasis on scouting and preparation has intensified,

Freshmen Travis Perry and Trent Noah have stepped up throughout the season coming off the bench, Ansley Almonor emerged when he filled in for Andrew Carr when he was dealing with his back injury, but there is one player who has really came into his own as of late,

Mark Pope hasn’t been shy about Kentucky‘s goal entering postseason play, starting with the SEC Tournament in Nashville. It’s the same message he shared during his introductory press conference in April,