I’m sorry.
I really am.

Why am I apologizing? Well….I’ve been a little MIA the last few weeks, actually since the national championship game I’ve been laying low. Why have I been laying low? I’m actually not sure but I have an idea.

You see, I was lucky enough to take a trip to Blue Orleans in late March/early April and witness the Wildcat’s 8th National Championship in person (you can read about the trip HERE). Probably one of my top five experiences ...

Kentucky Wildcat fans have also won a championship. For the seventh consecutive season, and the 16th time in the last 17 years, Kentucky had the highest home attendance of any college basketball program in the nation in 2011-12, averaging 23,271 fans per game. Kenucky also broke a record for the most fans at all games, home, away ...

One of the great things about sports is that you can sit and argue about questions that can never actually be resolved. Like, what is the place of recent Cats like Darius Miller, John Wall or Eric Bledsoe in the overall UK story? More difficult to answer ...

NBA playoff viewers have seen many entertaining games so far, but the Memphis Grizzlies-Los Angeles Clippers series has been particularly interesting, due in part to the gritty performance of former Wildcat star Eric Bledsoe.


Memphis evened the series to three games apiece last night, winning 90-88. The Clippers, however, overcame ...

It must be (a little) hard to be Billy Donovan these days. OK, so I doubt he's shedding many tears, but consider this: Florida has had one of the worst recruiting seasons this year since Donovan came to Gainesville. Florida worked hard to attract some of the premiere talent in the country, including Kyle Anderson, Anthony Bennett, Joel James, Mitch McCary, Alex Polythress ...

John Clay at the Herald-Leader has an interesting look at Alex Meyer, the former Kentucky Bat Cat star now playing in Single A for the Hagerstown Suns. Last night, Meyer found himself playing in Lexington again, losing a 4-3 decision to the Lexington Legends.
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Many observers of U.S. Olympic basketball are speculating that not only will Anthony Davis be the number one pick in the upcoming NBA draft, he could also be one of the vehicles that Team USA uses to return to Olympic basketball glory this summer.
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