Monthly Archives: November 2010

By Jennifer Smith jsmith3@herald-leader.com All summer long Kentucky was asked over and over again if last season’s trip to the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight was a fluke. The ninth-ranked Cats answered that question in a heavyweight matchup rarely seen this … Continue reading →

OXFORD, Ohio — On a day when Kentucky’s stars were lacking a certain luster, some newcomers shined. Against a Redhawks team it beat by more than 50 points last season, No. 9 UK struggled at times, but managed to escape … Continue reading →

With 42 seconds left to play, UK leads 78-64 and has asked for a timeout. It’s becoming a free throw shooting competition. Kentucky leads 71-60 with four minutes to play. Drake is iced and appears done for the day. UK … Continue reading →

Junior guard Keyla Snowden, who injured her knee in a collision during the season opener versus Morehead State, did not warm up with the team and will not play today. She has been diagnosed with a right knee sprain and … Continue reading →

Kentucky got the two letters it expected, which gave it one of the nation’s top 10 classes, but the Cats are still hoping for two more letters that could elevate the class to one of the best in the country. … Continue reading →

Kentucky senior forward Victoria Dunlap and sophomore guard A’dia Mathiesare on this season’s Naismith Watch List, a list of the nation’s top players. The award will be given out at the NCAA Women’s Final Four in Indianapolis. Dunlap and Mathies … Continue reading →

First day of women’s basketball at Memorial Coliseum: Kentucky against Kentucky Wesleyan UK wins 99-55 over Kentucky Wesleyan behind Cats up 91-52 with two minutes to play. Only Barnette, Morrow and O’Neill have yet to score for UK. Kourtney Rhoads’ … Continue reading →