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Somehow the refs didn’t see it.
Who was better: 2014-15 Kentucky or the 1990-91 UNLV squad?
There will be 68 teams in next year’s NCAA tournament field, but these five have the best chance at cutting down the nets.
They Kentucky Wildcats went 38–1 last season and how that hurt coach John Calipari in recruiting.
The heavily-favored Kentucky Wildcats are 36–0, but are they showing any signs of succumbing to the pressure? Nope.
Kentucky is the overwhelming favorite to cut down the nets in Indy. But who would be their toughest matchup?
Kentucky is clearly the best team this season, but does the best team always win the NCAA tournament?
With just one week left in the regular season (for the major conferences anyway) Kentucky and Virginia have clearly secured a pair of one-seeds while Gonzaga’s loss to BYU puts their top-seed prospects in doubt.
At this point, entering the Big Dance at 34–0 is more of a probability than a possibility for Kentucky.
The 2012 National Champion Kentucky Wildcats will lose their entire starting lineup to the NBA.
Though there are still a few recruiting battles for a couple of the nation’s top high-school players, most have declared their intentions.
The Kentucky Wildcats jumped out to an 18-point first half lead and held off a furious Kansas rally to win the 2012 National Championship 67–59 for the storied school’s eighth title.
The Kentucky Wildcats jumped out to an 18-point first half lead and held off a furious Kansas rally to win the 2012 National Championship 67–59 for the storied school’s eighth title.
Kentucky and Kansas—the two winningest programs of all-time—prevailed in a memorable Saturday double-header at the Final Four and now meet with the championship on the line.
The Kentucky Wildcats went on a 33–5 run midway through the first half to beat Baylor 82–70 and advance to the Final Four.
The Kentucky Wildcats (6-0) are the new number one team, at least for this week. Calipari’s Wildcats moved up from their second-place ranking following North Carolina’s (5-1) 90-80 loss to UNLV Saturday.
