Kentucky Wildcats

So much has already happened in college football, and we are only four weeks into the season. The drama in college football starts in the SEC because popular opinion says that the best teams in the country are located in the south. The drama continues to play out but the "best conference" tag is starting to wear off after a few rough performances over the past two weeks...

The SEC's argument for being the most dominant conference took a serious hit over the weekend.

College football is off and rolling following a very intriguing opening to the season. There weren't as many upsets in week one as Northwestern taking Stanford down 16-6 was the biggest of the weekend. Fans that love upsets shouldn't worry because there are plenty of surprises in store this season...

You probably had a good weekend if you cheer for an SEC team. The conference, as a whole, dominated the opening week of college football with Vanderbilt's 14-12 loss to Western Kentucky being the SEC's only hiccup.

College football season is just around the corner, which means that this is the time of year where fans spend their free time trying to figure out which team has the best shot at holding up the crystal trophy College Football Playoff trophy in January...

What started as a jovial interview with Kentucky head coach John Calipari turned pretty uncomfortable for Dan Patrick when the platooning strategy of 2014-15 was introduced into the conversation.

When Avery Johnson landed at Tuscaloosa Regional Airport as Alabama’s new men’s basketball coach Tuesday evening, it wasn’t his first time in his new city. He had been to Tuscaloosa before – once – 26 years earlier. But it wasn’t for a basketball game as a player at Southern University, or because he was simply passing through...

Another year, another fresh start for the Kentucky basketball program. Five days after falling short of an undefeated season, the Wildcats' top seven players have declared for the NBA Draft. The early departures are nothing new for John Calipari's team, but this might be the most significant loss he's faced...

The undefeated Kentucky Wildcats beat the upset-minded Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Saturday night to solidify their spot in the Final Four.

Considering the pure dominance Kentucky has shown this season we to wonder if this team can be beaten at all. Now 34-0, Kentucky looks to finish its epic season with a run through the NCAA Tournament and a historic 40-0 record.