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ST. LOUIS, MO - Kentucky showed toughness when it mattered most, outlasting Santa Clara 89-84 in an overtime thriller Friday afternoon at the Enterprise Center. This game was a battle from start to finish, featuring 20 lead changes and 12 ties. Santa Clara led 31-29 at halftime, and neither team could pull away in the second half. Kentucky needed a clutch three from Otega Oweh at the buzzer to force overtime, tying the game at 73. From there, the Wildcats took control. Oweh l

BUFFALO, NY - Louisville held off a strong second-half push from South Florida to secure an 83-79 win Thursday afternoon at KeyBank Center. The Cardinals came out sharp, building a 10-point lead at halftime behind efficient shooting and strong ball movement. Louisville shot 40% in the first half and knocked down timely threes to control the pace early. Offensively, Louisville turned it up another level after the break, shooting an impressive 72.7% in the second half. Isaac Mc

LEXINGTON, KY - No. 22 Kentucky Gymnastics closed out its regular season with a strong performance Friday night, posting a 197.225 at Historic Memorial Coliseum. With the SEC Championships just over a week away in Tulsa, the Cats showed they’re ready to compete at a high level. Kentucky started strong on vault, hitting a season-high 49.350. Senior Anna Flynn Cashion led the way with a stuck 9.950, her third vault title of the season, setting the tone for a confident lineup. T

LOUISVILLE, KY - Lou City’s 2026 home opener was largely decided in the first half, with the team showing strong control from the start. Lou City opened the scoring in the eighth minute when Aidan McFadden ran onto a pass across the box and tucked the ball past Miami’s goalkeeper. Ray Serrano scored the second goal 20 minutes later, and Chris Donovan headed home the third, his first for Lou City, just shy of the thirty-minute mark. Miami pulled one back before halftime but wa

BIRMINGHAM, AL - The Centre College women’s track and field team delivered one of the most impressive performances of the weekend at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships. Represented by just two athletes, the Colonels made the most of every event and walked away with a third-place team finish in the nation, competing against programs that brought full rosters to the national stage. Serena McNeilly led the way with a dominant showing across multiple event