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Richmond, KY - Eastern Kentucky women’s basketball has turned heads this season. With a 67-54 road win at Austin Peay, the Colonels clinched the 2026 ASUN Regular Season Championship and locked in the No. 1 seed for the ASUN Tournament, setting themselves up for a strong postseason run. Last night, they wrapped up their regular season with one last dominant road victory against Bellarmine, winning 100-43. The tournament runs March 3-9 in Jacksonville, and EKU will start in th

LOUISVILLE, KY - Kentucky football fans have a new team to cheer for as the Louisville Kings prepare for their inaugural spring 2026 season in the United Football League (UFL). Playing home games at Lynn Family Stadium, the Kings aim to make an immediate impact in the growing league. The Kings roster already features familiar Kentucky stars, including Benny Snell and Lynn Bowden, giving fans some hometown favorites to watch. Chris Redman, Louisville native and former Cardinal

Lexington, KY - A few weeks later, it’s still worth appreciating what Kentucky accomplished on the NBA’s biggest midseason stage. When the NBA All-Star Game rosters were announced, one school stood above the rest, the University of Kentucky. Five former Wildcats earned All-Star selections, the most of any college represented this season. The Kentucky five: Devin Booker, Tyrese Maxey, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jamal Murray, and Karl-Anthony Towns. That’s elite company, and elit

LOUISVILLE, KY - The Commonwealth became the center of the indoor track world as the 2026 OVC & SIAC Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track & Field Championship's were held at the Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center. The facility, which opened in 2021, features a 200-meter hydraulically banked Mondo track, one of only nine in the United States and the only one in Kentucky. It is considered one of the fastest indoor tracks in the world, and now it has hosted multiple major conf

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Kentucky walked into Colonial Life Arena and left with a tough 72-63 SEC road win over South Carolina. The Wildcats leaned on defense and rebounding to get it done. Kentucky shot 39% from the field and hit seven three-pointers, but the real difference came on the glass. The Cats dominated rebounds 48-28, including 18 offensive boards that led to second-chance points. Denzel Aberdeen led the offense with 19 points, knocking down 4-of-6 from three and adding fi