If Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook publisher Chris Dortch is right, Southeastern Conference basketball is going to be really, really good this year.

Former Western Hills and University of Kentucky star wideout Wan'Dale Robinson missed the New York Giants' week two clash with the Carolina Panthers because of a knee injury.

How would Taylor County coach Sam Marple describe junior offensive lineman Hayes Johnson?

Western Hills graduate and former University of Kentucky wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson suffered a knee injury in the first game of his rookie season as a member of the New York Giants against the Tennessee Titans Sunday.

Wan’Dale Robinson is listed as a starter at wide receiver on the first unofficial depth chart of the New York Giants.

Madison Central offensive lineman Malachi Wood got a Kentucky scholarship offer from UK recruiting coordinator Vince Marrow on May 13, 2021, and verbally committed to the Wildcats in March.

Kentucky will be without its top running back in the season opener against Miami of Ohio on Saturday at Kroger Field.

Keidron Smith really won’t say a lot about why he left Mississippi where he was a productive defensive back for four years, but he quickly makes it clear he’s happy to be at Kentucky.

LEXINGTON — It’s not known whether veteran running back Chris Rodriguez will be in the starting lineup in Kentucky’s season opener on Sept. 3 against Miami of Ohio, but the running back has been active in camp.

It was an impossible task for anyone to try and follow Dan Issel, Kentucky’s all-time leading scorer, after his brilliant three seasons playing for coach Adolph Rupp from 1967-70.

Sue Feamster learned about athletic competition and the lack of opportunities for females at an early age.

Kentucky is starting the season in the Associated Press preseason top 25 for the first time since 1978.

Sometimes bigger is not always better.

Philadelphia sportswriter Joseph Santoliquito has watched Justin Edwards blossom into one of the nation’s best players in the 2023 recruiting class and it did not surprise him when the 6-7, 180-pound athletic wing verbally committed to Kentucky last week.

LEXINGTON — The first day of fall practice for Kentucky produced rave reviews from coach Mark Stoops.

LEXINGTON — Kentucky will be taking one of its intra-squad scrimmage games on the road this season to somewhere in eastern Kentucky.

Kentucky Football Fan Day, presented by Big O Tires, will be Saturday.

LEXINGTON — John Calipari has done several telethons to raise money during his tenure at Kentucky. The next one planned for Tuesday to benefit flooding victims in Eastern Kentucky, was initiated by his players.

Kentucky has some terrific freshman receivers on campus this year which makes sense after what offensive coordinator Liam Coen and quarterback Will Levis did with the offense in 2021.

LEXINGTON — The Bahamas is calling Kentucky.

The 103rd Kentucky Open will be played Tuesday through Thursday at Persimmon Ridge Golf Club in Louisville.

Keenan Burton really can’t rank where being selected for the University of Kentucky Athletics Hall of Fame falls on his list of accomplishments.

ATLANTA — Kentucky quarterback Will Levis hasn’t changed his focus during the off-season.

ATLANTA — Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops offered no updates on running back Chris Rodriguez during the Southeastern Conference Media Days Wednesday.

ATLANTA — Kentucky wants to make more than one visit to Atlanta this season, but Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops isn’t spending a lot of his time talking about the team’s ultimate goal of playing for a first Southeastern Conference championship in December.

Wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson, the New York Giants' second-round selection, signed his first NFL contract Monday, according to the Giants’ website.

The Southeastern Conference is stronger than ever.

As soon as she became news director at WTVQ-ABC 36 in Lexington, Miranda Combs’ motto was to do big things and look for big personalities for the news staff.

Freshman receiver Jordan Anthony is going to bring explosive speed to the University of Kentucky football team.

Kentucky track has produced some fantastic performers and Olympic medalists in recent years.

LEXINGTON — Kentucky picked up a commitment on the recruiting trail when Robert Dillingham chose the Wildcats on Friday night.

One of the most influential men in college athletics for almost 50 years was Jim Host, founder of Host Communications in 1972 who bought the broadcast rights to Kentucky football and basketball games in 1974.

Being a collegiate head golf coach was a goal for Brian May, and last month he achieved it.

Jacob Cook led the local golfers at the Clark’s Pump-N-Shop Kentucky Amateur played this week at Indian Hills Country Club in Bowling Green.

Josh Harrellson certainly had a memorable career at the University of Kentucky playing for coaches Billy Gillispie and then John Calipari.

LEXINGTON — John Calipari is rooting for Keion Brooks to finish his collegiate career on a high note at Washington next season.

Tim Couch couldn’t help but smile last season when he watched what offensive coordinator Liam Coen did with the Kentucky offense.

No one is happier to be part of the Kentucky all-star team that will take on Indiana Friday and June 11 than University of Kentucky signee Cassidy Rowe.

The transfer portal and name, image and likeness (NIL) revenue have been linked constantly in recent months, but former Mississippi cornerback Keidron Smith is not like a lot of athletes.

Lonnie Greene thinks his wife has the best description of Kentucky All-American senior sprinter Abby Steiner.

For a fourth consecutive year, Kentucky men's golfer Jacob Cook was named to the Southeastern Conference Community Service Team for his outstanding efforts in the community.

Luke Fortner gave up football in the sixth grade because it was “not fun, not enjoyable” and he didn’t have the work ethic to make himself a better player.

Kentucky’s Jacob Cook passed the first round of U.S. Open qualifying with flying colors Wednesday.

Before Oscar Tshiebwe officially announced he was staying at Kentucky for another season, he had some telling him he should go ahead and start his professional career after sweeping national player of the year honors.

LEXINGTON — Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops urged each of his four players who were taken in the NFL Draft to “go be great” at the next level.