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Kentucky officials confirmed that guard Maegan Conwright has decided to leave the program and return to Texas. The 5-foot-8 junior guard from Arlington, Texas, played in 77 games with 20 career starts and in that time, she played nearly every … Continue reading →

The Matthew Mitchell coaching tree has developed a new set of branches as Kentucky assistant coach Matt Insell was announced as the new head coach at Ole Miss next season. For the past five seasons, Insell has been a key … Continue reading →

It wasn’t just one incident but a series of incidents over an extended period of time that led to the indefinite suspension of Kentucky forward Samantha Drake. UK Coach Matthew Mitchell addressed the junior reserve’s status briefly in UK’s news … Continue reading →

As Kentucky begins its quest for an NCAA Tournament title, it will be short one reserve post player. Junior forward Samantha Drake did not make the trip with the team and has been suspended indefinitely for “not upholding team standards,” … Continue reading →

The pre-game Cat Walk, including the pep band and cheerleaders, is scheduled for Friday at 3:45 p.m. as UK leaves its hotel for the arena. Fans can join in at the Holiday Inn Gwinnett Center at 6310 Sugarloaf Parkway. Eight-time … Continue reading →

Kentucky can’t have any missteps and Tennessee is going to have to trip up for the Cats to defend their Southeastern Conference regular-season championship this season. UK has a tough, tough road (quite literally). Looking ahead, league leading Tennessee has … Continue reading →

In conjunction with National Girls and Women in Sports Day, Kentucky will honor each of its first coaches for its women’s varsity sports on Sunday at halftime of the Georgia game. Each of the first head coaches for each sport … Continue reading →

For the first time since 1983, the Kentucky women are in the top five in the nation in the Associated Press poll. With Cal’s upset over Stanford on Sunday, UK and its 15-game win streak seized the No. 5 spot … Continue reading →

Kentucky forward Azia Bishop will miss 3-4 games with a small fracture in a bone in her left wrist. The sophomore forward injured her non-shooting wrist when she fell to the ground going in for a fast-break layup against Alabama … Continue reading →

Coach John Calipari announced via his website this week that his team is hooked up to heart monitors to make sure they’re working to their maximum potential each practice and game. Kentucky women’s coach Matthew Mitchell laughed when he was … Continue reading →