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Author: Daniel Matthew
In a monumental victory that had the Kentucky Wildcats celebrating their first signature win under head coach Mark Pope, the team stunned No. 6 Duke with a gritty 77-72 finish. Standouts like Andrew Carr, Otega Oweh, Amari Williams, and Brandon Garrison played pivotal roles, but it was Pope’s leadership and his unwavering belief in his players that stole the show. While Kentucky’s win was dominant, not every performance was flawless. Jaxson Robinson and Lamont Butler had their struggles, but Pope made it clear that their impact went far beyond the stats sheet. Robinson, whose offensive numbers were quiet—just one…
When the Kentucky Wildcats stumbled into the locker room at halftime, trailing Duke by nine points, the mood was grim. The players had left it all on the court, yet found themselves on the brink of a lopsided defeat. But Mark Pope, ever the strategist, wasn’t about to let this game slip away. As he reviewed the first half, Pope pinpointed a crucial flaw in his team’s defense: ball screen coverage. Duke was exploiting the Wildcats’ defensive lapses, particularly with their powerful roll men. Pope knew that if Kentucky was going to mount a comeback, this had to be…
FSU basketball showcased their dominance in the second half, powering past Tarleton State 72-52 on Tuesday night to remain undefeated. The Seminoles were sluggish early, holding a narrow 33-28 lead at halftime. But they came out of the locker room on fire, rattling off a 9-0 run in the first four minutes of the second half to seize control and never looked back, covering the 16.5-point spread with ease. Despite a shaky performance from beyond the arc—hitting just 4-of-21 three-pointers—FSU thrived inside, pouring in 34 points in the paint. They also had a massive advantage at the free-throw line,…
Oklahoma had to battle back from a sluggish start to secure a hard-fought 73-57 win over Northwestern State on Monday night. The Demons, who finished last season with a 9-23 record and were projected to finish ninth in the Southland Conference this year, held a surprising six-point lead at halftime and even stretched their advantage to eight points early in the second half. But the Sooners found their rhythm, closing out the game on a dominant 43-21 run to improve to 2-0. Here are the three biggest takeaways from the dramatic victory: 1. Slow Start, Strong Finish Oklahoma came…
The Kentucky Wildcats are facing what could be a whirlwind offseason, with several critical decisions on the horizon. From a roster filled with seniors running out of eligibility, to the ongoing quarterback dilemma and a potential search for a new offensive coordinator, the Wildcats’ offseason is shaping up to be anything but quiet. Add to that the possibility — however slim — that Mark Stoops could be lured away, and things could get hectic in Lexington come December. Now, a new twist has emerged that could further shake things up: Brad White, Kentucky’s highly regarded defensive coordinator, is reportedly…
Kentucky football fans might want to brace themselves for a quarterback revolution. After Mark Stoops firmly shut down any rumors about stepping down at the end of the season, assistant head coach and recruiting coordinator Vince Marrow took the reins for this week’s radio show — and he had some exciting news that could change the future of the Wildcats’ offense. Marrow shed some light on the development of Cutter Boley, a true freshman quarterback from Lexington Christian Academy who has already started to turn heads in practice. Known for his powerful arm and natural talent, Boley has fans…
As Kentucky prepares for a colossal showdown against the No. 6 Duke Blue Devils, the stakes couldn’t be higher. This isn’t just any game — it marks Mark Pope’s first major test as head coach of the Wildcats, with a matchup that carries significant weight for both programs. The rich history between Kentucky and Duke adds to the intensity, but for the Wildcats, it’s business as usual. Despite the hype, Amari Williams insists the team is staying focused, treating the game like any other — even though the electric atmosphere will be impossible to ignore. “It’s just the next…
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas’ recruiting efforts just hit a whole new level with the latest commitment of 5-star combo guard Meleek Thomas. In a major win for John Calipari, this addition places the Razorbacks firmly in the race for a historic second consecutive top-10 recruiting class — a feat never achieved in the modern recruiting era. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 175 pounds, Thomas is ranked the No. 7 player in the nation for 2025, the No. 1 shooting guard, and the No. 2 player in Georgia, according to the 247Sports Composite Rankings. This coveted prospect had a slew of…
West Virginia University’s stellar long snapper, Austin Brinkman, has been named one of the top 10 semifinalists for the highly coveted Patrick Mannelly Award, announced Monday afternoon. This prestigious honor, which celebrates the best Long Snapper in Division I football, shines a spotlight on Brinkman’s exceptional consistency and athleticism. Since stepping into the starting role in 2021, Brinkman has been a cornerstone for the Mountaineers, handling snapping duties for both punts and placements. He has never missed a game, earning the nod in all 46 contests he’s played. His impeccable performance on the field has earned him recognition as…
When you think of a nose guard, you might imagine a tough, immovable force in the heart of the defense. But when you see Fatorma Mulbah, it’s impossible to ignore the sheer size and power of the man. If most interior linemen resemble pickup trucks, Mulbah is a tank—his muscles seem to have muscles of their own. At 310 pounds, Mulbah is an absolute mountain of a player, and it’s no surprise that he just shattered expectations with a record-breaking 13 tackles in a single game. For context, this is a nose guard—whose primary job is to clog up…