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#1
Jasper Johnson's productive first-half vs. Tennessee should not be overlooked
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sports1d ago

Jasper Johnson's productive first-half vs. Tennessee should not be overlooked

https://www.on3.com/teams/kentucky-wildcats/news/jasper-johnson-productive-first-half-vs-tennessee-should-not-overlooked/
On3.com
  • Johnson sparked Kentucky's comeback with 12 first-half points and strong defense in Knoxville.
  • Pope called Johnson ready for the moment as starting guard Jaland Lowe is out for the season.
  • Johnson finished with 12 points, four assists, two rebounds in 19 minutes in the win.
  • Johnson’s energy helped stabilize Kentucky during a rough first half and fueled the comeback effort.
  • Pope highlighted Johnson’s efficient, decisive play against a top-15 defense.
  • The late surge culminated in an 80-78 Kentucky win in Knoxville.
  • Denzel Aberdeen delivered late defense and clutch plays to sustain the win.
  • Mo Dioubate praised Johnson’s patience and readiness for his minutes.
  • The game marked a high-profile, first-half breakout for Johnson on a big stage.
  • The Wildcats improved to 4th straight win in Knoxville in this stretch.
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Jeff Goodman thinks Jayden Quaintance may not play again for Kentucky Basketball
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sports1d ago

Jeff Goodman thinks Jayden Quaintance may not play again for Kentucky Basketball

https://www.aseaofblue.com/kentucky-wildcats-basketball/160550/jayden-quaintance-will-he-play-again-this-season-jeff-goodman
Aseaofblue.com
  • Jeff Goodman says there’s a real chance Quaintance won’t play again this season.
  • Quaintance has swelling in his surgically repaired knee and has missed three games.
  • Kentucky’s rotation could change if Quaintance cannot return, with Moreno stepping up.
  • Quaintance was viewed as a possible NBA lottery pick when healthy.
  • A healthy Quaintance could help Kentucky reach a Final Four level, per the piece.
  • The report notes Kentucky’s comeback win over Tennessee preceded the injury update.
  • The article highlights rotation options like Jelavic and Dioubate earning minutes.
  • Quaintance’s status remains uncertain for the near future.
  • Quaintance’s future remains bright as a projected NBA lottery pick regardless of this season.
  • The piece emphasizes Quaintance’s talent and a notable rally against St. John’s as a glimpse of potential.
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#3
Rick Barnes: Tennessee's Nate Ament 'needs more than seven shots'
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sports23h ago

Rick Barnes: Tennessee's Nate Ament 'needs more than seven shots'

https://www.on3.com/teams/tennessee-volunteers/news/tennessee-vols-basketball-nate-ament-more-shots-rick-barnes/
On3.com
  • Nate Ament scored 17 points on seven shots in the Kentucky game, signaling progress for Tennessee's freshman guard.
  • Coach Rick Barnes said Ament needs more than seven shots and must go get it, showing the emphasis on increased opportunities.
  • Barnes noted Ament is getting more comfortable and running harder, signaling continued growth for the Vols’ lineup.
  • Barnes highlighted post players’ opportunities and the need to balance kick-outs to open the 3-point line.
  • The Vols plan to apply the increased Ament focus in their next game at Alabama.
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#4
Will Stein Adds Former Oregon Analyst as Assistant Offensive Line Coach
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sports17h ago

Will Stein Adds Former Oregon Analyst as Assistant Offensive Line Coach

https://www.on3.com/teams/kentucky-wildcats/news/will-stein-adds-former-oregon-analyst-kentucky-football-assistant-offensive-line-coach-dallas-warmack/https://www.si.com/college/oregon/football/oregon-ducks-lose-offensive-staff-member-dallas-warmack-will-stein-kentucky-wildcats
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  • Oregon's Dallas Warmack debuts with Kentucky as an assistant offensive line coach for the 2026 season, expanding Will Stein's staff.
  • Warmack brings Oregon experience as a former 24-game starter at right guard, adding on-field OL expertise.
  • Kentucky inherits a culture framed by Oregon's 'Law Firm' with Warmack among the upgraded line unit.
  • Stein plans to bring two Oregon assistants to Kentucky, bolstering the offensive line room alongside Warmack.
  • Kentucky's OL strategy emphasizes transfer portal investments, with three Top 125 OL transfers signaling priority for Stein.
  • Warmack joins Cutter Leftwich and Derek Warehime to form a three-coach OL staff at Kentucky.
  • Warmack's time at Oregon coincided with Joe Moore Award finalist status for the Ducks' offensive line.
  • Stein’s Joe Moore Award discussion around the CFP Semifinal highlighted Oregon’s OL quality during Warmack’s era.
  • The report notes Kentucky’s broader 2026 coaching staff plans and community-focused coverage emphasis.
  • The reference confirms Warmack's Oregon ties and Kentucky’s strategic recruitment of proven OL experience from the Ducks.
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#5
No. 1-ranked recruit Tyran Stokes opens up on recruitment
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sports13h ago

No. 1-ranked recruit Tyran Stokes opens up on recruitment

https://www.on3.com/rivals/news/tyran-stokes-opens-up-on-recruitment-talks-finalists-kentucky-kansas-oregon-vanderbilt-washington/
On3.com
  • Tyran Stokes discusses his recruitment talks with Kentucky, Kansas, Oregon, Vanderbilt, and Washington.
  • The recruitment includes finalists from major programs, signaling a highly competitive decision ahead.
  • Stokes's decision may influence roster plans for top basketball programs.
  • The reporting emphasizes Stokes's status as a top recruit in the class.
  • The article frames the recruitment as a notable sports news item with recruiting talk as the focus.
  • The piece notes the public nature of Stokes's recruitment process.
  • The article references Stokes’s appearance at a major showcase, hinting at visibility for recruiters.
  • Finalists in the recruitment include Kentucky, Kansas, Oregon, Vanderbilt, and Washington.
  • The story is presented as a recap of ongoing recruitment discussions rather than a final decision.
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#6
Mo Dioubate "just wanted to be him" against Tennessee
#6 out of 6
sports13h ago

Mo Dioubate "just wanted to be him" against Tennessee

https://www.si.com/college/kentucky/basketball/mo-dioubate-just-wanted-to-be-him-against-tennessee
Si.com
  • Kentucky overcame a 17-point halftime deficit to defeat Tennessee in Knoxville on Saturday.
  • Denzel Aberdeen scored 18 of his 22 points in the second half to spark the comeback.
  • Mo Dioubate stepped up late, grabbing key rebounds and providing toughness on a physical Tennessee front line.
  • Dioubate made a pivotal play late after an Oweh bucket, preserving the edge for Kentucky.
  • Coach Mark Pope highlighted Dioubate’s impact, saying he wanted to be him on the floor.
  • The Wildcats improved to a third straight win with another dramatic comeback.
  • Otega Oweh contributed 12 points, including 10 in the second half.
  • Collin Chandler assisted in the late sequence that helped Kentucky regain the lead.
  • The win capped a comeback against a physical Tennessee team that requires toughness.
  • The game was described as a thriller with a dramatic finish in Knoxville.
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