STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Leading the Southeastern Conference by half a game entering the final weekend of the regular season, No. 2 Kentucky looks to claim the second conference title in program history, taking on Mississippi State in a three-game series, starting on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ET at Dudy Noble Field. The series will resume on Friday at 8 p.m. ET and conclude on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET.

Kentucky (41-12, 18-9 SEC) owns a half-game lead over South Carolina entering the final weekend and a full-game lead over Western Division frontrunner LSU. LSU travels to South Carolina to conclude the regular season. ...

The recruiting trail has been high and low for the Kentucky Wildcats this week, hitting up many different states to see all of the top talent in many different classes. First, somewhat let down has happened today with the commitment of Greg Hart to Nebraska. Hart, who got his first offer from Kentucky, let everyone know this evening that he was headed to Lincoln. With that said, the ...

On this episode: Paxton, Scott and special guest Alex Risen talk Bledsoe and the 30 day wait on Harrell for UK.

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Fans are still reveling in Kentucky’s eighth national championship, still on the emotional high that comes along with a huge win in the tournament. The team itself will no doubt be remembered for years to come, right along with the other championship teams.

What most people don’t realize is, winning the Big One is hard. A lot of great players have passed through the NCAA without ever winning it all, which makes winning it all the more sweet.

But what about those who never won the big dance? There are plenty of big names in the annals of Kentucky history who never got a chance to cut down the nets, or see their face ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- For the third time in as many seasons, the sixth-ranked University of Kentucky men’s tennis team will compete in the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 when it travels to the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Ga., to face No. 11 Stanford on Friday at 4 p.m. ET. The Wildcats and Cardinal will play on the McWhorter Stadium Courts.

“We are really excited to go down to Athens and play in the Sweet 16,” UK head coach Dennis Emery said. “Georgia’s venue is one of the best ...