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Dominique Hawkins had his legend writ large at the Kentucky State Basketball Tournament, known around these parts as the Sweet Sixteen, when he led his Madison Central team to a Cinderella title. He wants to come to Kentucky, but can it happen?
A collection of various news and notes from around the web.
News and commentary from around the Big Blue Internet. Kentucky women play #14 South Carolina tonight in Columbia. Duke crushed at Miami. Butler gets beat at the buzzer. Marquis Teague bides his time. More.
News and commentary from around the Big Blue Internet. Kentucky plays at Alabama tonight at 9:00. Dance team top ten in competition. Mizzou's head coach Frank Haith in big NCAA trouble. More.
Changing the college basketball shot clock to 24 seconds has turned into the issue of the week. But doing so could serve to staunch the diversity that lives and breaths in the college game. Mid-Major Madness offers its take.
2013's Marcus Lee is more interested in Kentucky than previously thought. Could a recruiting battle with Rick Pitino and Tom Crean be brewing?
Aaron and Andrew Harrison put on a show last night before John Calipari, Mark Turgeon, and other Division I coaches. These two kids are perfect fits for the Kentucky offense for all kinds of reasons.
Wins. When you get down to brass tacks it is the one stat - the only stat - that ultimately matters in basketball (well, all sports really, but we're sticking with basketball). Everything that...
The Bulls Summer League team has been reported. Jimmy Butler and Marquis Teague are those with guaranteed contracts, but others will seemingly have a legit chance to make the roster.
Orlando Pinstriped Post continues its series of 2012 NBA Draft prospect profiles with this look at Kentucky point guard Marquis Teague.
Kentucky-Indiana Rivalry Rises From the Grave, Searches for Sportswriter Blood. Fred Glass of IU has breathed life back into the series by making a counterproposal after declaring the series defunct.
John Clay upbraids John Calipari, but his reproof is flawed. John Clay of the Herald-Leader rebuts John Calipari's article on Kentucky as a "non-traditional" program. A Sea of Blue analyzes.
