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The Kentucky freshmen came up big in the clutch to give the Wildcats a major win over No. 9 North Carolina in the CBS Sports Classic on Saturday.
Kentucky would hardly lose its composure all season or break under pressure, winning 30 of 32 games and defeating eight ranked teams along the way. By the time Kentucky reached the tournament finals they seemed bound to win the title, though Duke would give Kentucky their all. With the help of senior Jack "Goose" Givens' 41 points, Kentucky ...
The Wildcats' all-time leading men's scorer and a two-time consensus All-American in 1969 (second team) and 1970 (first team). Played 15 seasons in the ABA and NBA with the Kentucky Colonels and Denver Nuggets; named to the ABA All-Time Team in 1997; inducted as a player to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1993. Also coached the ...
Kentucky won 78–64, before a contest in Georgia that required two overtime periods. The Wildcats, by this time up to second in the national rankings, managed a four-point victory. The team reached number one in the AP Poll in the February 8 rankings, and Kentucky's undefeated streak continued into early March.
He is also one of the "Baggage Claim Boys", a loose group of star high school basketball players from the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex who became friends during their college recruiting season. The group also includes Isaac Likekele and Drew Timme. [70] Outside of basketball, Maxey is a devoted fan of Marvel Comics and the Marvel Cinematic ...
Bob Knight went 15-18 as a head coach against the Kentucky Wildcats. Only LSU’s Dale Brown (18) and Florida’s Billy Donovan (17) have more career victories vs. UK than Knight’s 15.
Back in 2001, when the Kentucky basketball radio crew was going through a period of transition, Mills — just 25 years old at the time — was one of the finalists to get the in-game color ...
Rupp had the longest tenure at Kentucky, coaching for 42 seasons, and is the all-time leader in games coached (1,066) and wins at the school (874). Rupp's 874 wins were the most of any NCAA men's Division I coach at the time of his retirement in 1972. Eklund is the team's all-time leader in winning percentage, with a