Top Cat: University of Kentucky's Scratch Named to 2003 Capital One All-America Mascot TeamCapital One today announced Scratch of the University of Kentucky was selected
to the second annual Capital One All-America Mascot Team. Scratch joins 11 other B.M.O.C.s (that's "Big Mascots on Campus") whose fur, feathers and scales will be featured in an upcoming national television advertising campaign showcasing their competition for the Capital One National Mascot of the Year title.
Football
Governor's Cup Luncheon Press Conference QuotesKentucky and Louisville head coaches Rich Brooks and Bobby Petrino participated in the
2nd annual Governor's Cup Golf Classic today at the Cardinal Club in Simpsonville, Ky. During lunch there was a press conference where they talked about the upcoming game.
Timing of game suits Petrino, not BrooksLouisville coach Bobby Petrino and Kentucky coach Rich Brooks acknowledge that the biggest game of their respective
first seasons is the opener between their teams.
Comparisons to Kentucky are close Talk about a tough year. You start out by being slapped with NCAA sanctions, largely based on recruiting improprieties in
Memphis. Then, after a better-than-expected football season, the coach who has steadied the ship for two years bolts in an unexpected, lateral-at-best move to a school in Texas. As a reaction, you turn to a veteran coach who turned around a traditionally moribund program in the Pacific Northwest.
Aaron Boone Stock Rising with the Cowboys The 6-foot-2 rookie free agent from Kentucky recorded the catch of the day when he made a leaping grab of a fade pass from Quincy Carter in the
corner of the end zone. Boone, who outjumped rookie cornerback Don McGee for the ball, has made several nice catches in camp.
Brooks has been around, but SEC players hardly know him The University of Kentucky football media guide has quotes from such
notable coaches as Bobby Bowden of Florida State and Joe Paterno of Penn State lauding Rich Brooks' coaching ability.
Brooks, Wildcats have no time to lose Derek Abney holds five NCAA records for punt and kickoff returns and was named to eight All-American teams last season, but Kentucky’s fifth-year
senior wide receiver has yet to play in a bowl game.
Lorenzen's weight not an issue It took just two questions on Tuesday for new Kentucky football coach Rich Brooks to face a question
that has surrounded the Wildcat football program from the time Jared Lorenzen arrived on campus.
'Cats bank on new, old coach Forced to find a second head coach in three years, Kentucky flirted with a monster hire (Bill Parcells),
considered breaking the SEC color barrier (Doug Williams), but wound up with a 61-year-old unemployed West Coast guy who didn't know Lexington from Little Rock.
UK's Brooks set for local rally Aug. 25 The week before his first game as University of Kentucky football coach, Rich Brooks will take a timeout from practice and come to Louisville to
talk with local Big Blue fans.
Brooks accepting another challenge at Kentucky Rich Brooks is no stranger to taking over a lightweight program in a heavyweight league. The new Kentucky coach did it once before. At
Oregon. In 1977.
Abney optimistic about Brooks, UKOne of the most disappointed players at Kentucky when coach Guy Morriss decided last
December to leave for Baylor was Derek Abney.
Lorenzen still topic of media queriesJared Lorenzen was not at the Southeastern Conference Football Media Days, but
his presence certainly was felt.
BUT CATS PICK UP CORNERBACK IN JONES
There was a surprise addition and a couple of notable omissions from the 2003 Kentucky football media guide released yesterday at SEC Media Days.
Brooks would like to redshirt Woodson, Lewis New University of Kentucky head football coach Rich Brooks has no plans on playing North
Hardin's Andre Woodson or John Hardin's Dominic Lewis in a game this season.
Razorback receiver took last year's loss to UK hard Arkansas wide receiver George Wilson was never offered a scholarship to play at the
University of Kentucky when he played at Paducah Tilghman High School.
Despite his absence, Lorenzen still hot topic at Media Days University of Kentucky football coach Rich Brooks was asked why he didn't bring senior quarterback Jared
Lorenzen to yesterday's session of the Southeastern Conference Media Days.
Mills, Reynolds Inelligible There was a surprise addition and a couple of notable omissions from the 2003 Kentucky football media guide released yesterday at SEC Media Days.
UK end will use different means Derek Abney can now call himself a Media Day veteran, as yesterday marked the second straight appearance at the Southeastern Conference kickoff for
Kentucky's All-American return man.
Arkansas, Vandy, Kentucky highlight opening day First-year Kentucky coach Rich Brooks came to SEC Media Days after making a bet with associates on how long it would be before he
was asked a question concerning the weight of his starting quarterback.
Is bowl in UK's near future- Many view Kentucky as a graveyard for coaches, which makes this latest hire seem questionable at best. At least for the guy
who took the job.
Another New Blue Blood At UK New Kentucky coach Rich Brooks' first attempt at humor fell flat during Tuesday's first of three Southeastern Conference Football Media
Days in the Wynfrey Hotel.
Brooks still seeking acceptance Guy Morriss' black lizard-skin boots and slick suits are out, replaced by Rich Brooks' sensible loafers, blue blazers and khaki pants.
Kid dyna-mite Derek Abney showed Florida last season that he can almost beat a team all by himself.
Brooks faces familiar circumstances The sad, familiar story was played out again Tuesday at SEC Media Days. The past recounted in all its sorry detail.
New coach has more plans for Wildcats' Abney Kentucky's Derek Abney promises he won't question the wisdom of an opposing football coach who chooses
to have his punter or kicker lift a kick in Abney's direction.
Brooks confident UK can climb SEC ladder With just three winning seasons since 1985, Kentucky is in no danger of being confused with one of the Southeastern Conference's traditional football
powerhouses.
Hudson persuaded to direct UK offense When new Kentucky coach Rich Brooks asked Ron Hudson to be his offensive coordinator, the answer should have been easy.
Fitch undergoes hernia surgery Joe Razzano was one of the nation's top-rated high school fullbacks in the 2003 recruiting class.
UK's Fitch has hernia surgery Gerald Fitch underwent outpatient surgery Tuesday to repair a
hernia, but the University of Kentucky guard shouldn't miss any practice time, coach Tubby Smith said.
Rich Brooks Quotes from media day "When you are at my age it's a pleasure to be anywhere. I just want tell you how excited I am to be back in college football and be
coach at University of Kentucky. I think I'm going into a program in similar situation in SEC as Oregon was in Pac-10, were team most other schools put W by at beginning of season. But at Oregon, we didn't have facilities, didn't have fan support. Oregon didn't produce as many Division 1-A players as
Kentucky does. We have facilities (at Kentucky) and population and we have a tremendous fan base."
Derek Abney and Vincent Burns quotes from media day On the coaching change:
"When you have coaching changes, people look at the negatives, but I have had four position coaches and I try to take the best things I can from each of them."
My, how SEC media days have changed Could it be true? Could this year's annual Southeastern Conference football media days event actually take on a whole new twist to preseason
meetings?
Judge blocks NCAA rule A judge's ruling Monday will allow high-profile teams such as Duke and Kentucky to participate in preseason tournaments like the Great Alaska Shootout every year.
Fitch Undergoes Surgery; Smith Expects Full RecoveryUniversity of Kentucky senior guard Gerald Fitch underwent surgery to repair a
hernia at the UK Medical Center on Tuesday morning. The procedure was performed on an outpatient basis.
Baseball
This Webb is sight to see Brandon Webb was politely trying to accommodate a visitor Monday afternoon in the Arizona Diamondbacks clubhouse when Luis Gonzalez
yelled from across the room.
(07-28-03)
Football
2003 Football Media Guide Now On SaleOrders are now being accepted for the 2003 Kentucky Football Media Guide. This 280-page
soft-cover book contains complete information for the 2003 team, historical information and records, plus school and city information.
Kentucky Football NotebookJoe Razzano, one of the nation's top fullbacks in the 2003 recruiting class, has signed to play football at
Kentucky, Coach Rich Brooks has announced. Razzano originally signed with Virginia Tech in February, but was released from his commitment during the summer. He will report on Aug. 6 and will be eligible to play for UK in 2003.
Brooks puts emphasis on running, contactJared Lorenzen doesn't know how much he's been running. The University of Kentucky
senior quarterback only knows that it has been a lot.
NFL team already gathering info on Caudill One of the National Football League’s top franchises, the Oakland Raiders, wants to know more about Prestonsburg High School graduate and current
University of Kentucky defensive lineman Jeremy Caudill.
UK likes Dewalt in two sportsLike most football coaches, Rick Wood would have preferred to have Lonnell Dewalt with
his team last week for conditioning workouts.
Top TV games in the South- #65 UK vs. ULThis is the rivalry game in the Bluegrass State. For that reason alone one should turn the
television on. But we have ranked this game the lowest of all television games of the season for a reason; it’s just not that great. Still, with Kentucky’s coaching change and Louisville’s possible exit from Conference USA this game does have a few story lines. Just not nearly as many as the rest of the games this season.
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UK and U of L getting exposed As billboards go, it's nothing spectacular. Nothing like the monster eye-grabbers you'd see in, say, New York or Los Angeles.
Kentucky tie helped Wildcats land linebacker
Coaches never know when a connection will come in handy. Such was the case with linebacker Tedd Bullock, a senior-to-be from McDermott, Ohio, who has committed to play at UK.
About another Brooks UK will survive if the president, chancellor, the AD and all the head coaches pack up and leave. I want you to understand that. But those people have let one of the most
competent people on campus leave. Brooks Downing was in charge of sports information for UK. He wasn’t just good, he was the best. Three weeks ago his basketball media guide was again judged the best in the nation.
LFUCG and UK Release Statement Regarding Traffic Control at UK Athletic EventsThe Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LFUCG) and the University
of Kentucky (UK) have reached an agreement on managing traffic control at UK home football and basketball games. The city and the university believe that by working together they have developed a plan that is fair to both entities and more importantly achieves safe, efficient traffic control for UK athletic
events
Barnhart's report card Mitch Barnhart came to UK one year ago as the transfer student that no one wanted to play with in elementary school.
Basketball
Chuck Hayes Named to USA Basketball Men's Pan American Games TeamKentucky junior forward Chuck Hayes was named to the 2003 U.S. Pan
American Games team after six days of training in Orlando, Fla. Hayes is one of 12 college stars on the roster and will travel with the squad to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic next month for the event.
Hayes hopes he can make final rosterChuck Hayes thinks he's having a good training camp. He just wishes he knew more about what those making the final
selections for the USA team for the Pan American Games thought.
Magic Sign Bogans The Orlando Magic have signed second round draft pick Keith Bogans (43rd selection overall),
General Manager John Gabriel announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deals are not disclosed.
Football
Fans' Day Set for Saturday, Aug. 9The annual UK Football Fans' Day is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 9 at Commonwealth Stadium. The event
begins at 5 p.m., outside the stadium with the debut of the Wildcat Refuge, an area of inflatable games. Gates 4 and 9 of the west end zone (Nicholasville Road side) will open at 7 p.m. and the first 2,000 fans will receive a gift bag, free hot dogs and Pepsi.
Joker is succeeding Tip to parents of high school football prospects: If you don’t want your son to become a Wildcat and wear the blue and white of the University of Kentucky, you’d
better keep Joker Phillips out of the house.
Cards vs. Cats has history to know You are a month away from your first Game Week as the men in charge in the University of Louisville-University of Kentucky football rivalry. The
people of the commonwealth slowly will wean themselves off basketball recruiting and start learning your names.
Hernia sends Fitch home from Pan Am trials University of Kentucky guard Gerald Fitch, one of 17 finalists to make the 12-man U.S. basketball team that will compete
in the Pan American Games, was forced to leave the trials yesterday when he aggravated a hernia injury.
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Southeastern Conference Leads Nation in Academic All-America SelectionsThe Southeastern Conference had 17 student-athletes named first-team Verizon Academic All-America
for the 2002-03 academic year, the most by any conference in the nation. In addition, the SEC had 13 second-team selections and five third-team winners, bringing the league's total to 25 honorees.
Basketball
Fitch Re-aggravates Hernia; Returns Home from Pan-Am TryoutsUniversity of Kentucky guard Gerald Fitch re-aggravated a hernia today and
was forced to return to Lexington from Orlando, Fla., where he was in the final tryout for the 2003 Pan-Am Games Team.
SEC rivals not underestimating KentuckyWhile University of Kentucky basketball fans
worry about who UK coach Tubby Smith is recruiting this summer, rival coaches are worried about dealing with the players Smith will have next year.
BCS changes won't include a playoff Forget about a college football playoff for now. The committee overseeing changes to the Bowl Championship Series won't consider using a tournament to
determine the national champion despite pleas to open up the post-season to more schools.
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Football
Freshly signed Robertson reports to Jets' camp EX-UK STAR'S ROOKIE GOALS: SUPER BOWL, PRO BOWL The New York Jets officially signed first-round pick Dewayne Robertson yesterday. The 6-foot-1, 317-pound defensive tackle from Kentucky reached an agreement in principle with the team Saturday
night. He signed the deal yesterday afternoon, the same day players reported for the start of training camp today in Hempstead, N.Y.
Starring for UK launched career as auctioneer
The story goes that Vernon Hatton stuttered so much in front of intimidating coach Adolph Rupp that his only logical career move after basketball was to become an auctioneer.
New coaches finding way Suzie Gardner hasn't coached a game in her new role as Arkansas women's basketball coach, but she already has discovered her life has changed from her
days as head coach at Austin Peay.
Prospect on recruiting road less traveledWhen the letters and phone calls came from Arizona and UCLA, Josh Duncan's father said he and his son
simply weren't interested.
Yazoo City's Edwards heads to KentuckyYazoo City's Ida Edwards didn't want to play college basketball in Mississippi because she wanted to experience something new.
Back injury ends Atwell’s football playing career Football has often been called a game of inches. But for UK safety Travis Atwell, his playing career rested in a few millimeters. Atwell –
Kentucky’s Mr. Football four years ago – suffered a serious back injury which has ended his football playing days....
Negotiations between Jets and Robertson not going well New York Jets: With the clock ticking toward the rookie reporting date for the Jets training camp this weekend, ESPN.com has learned the
agent for first-round draft pick Dewayne Robertson traveled to New York on Wednesday, and plans to meet with team officials Thursday.
Pinner signs with Lions The Detroit Lions fourth-round draft pick, former UK running back Artose Pinner, whose draft stock did not reflect his overall productivity in college, signed
his first professional contract on Wednesday.
Boy Selling Lemonade and Cookies To Go To UK Football Games
Eleven year old Brandon Prater loves
Kentucky football. He loves it so much that he has sat at a lemonade stand on the corner of his street since Monday in order to raise money for football season tickets. Football players Jeremy Caudill and Ellery Moore along with Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart visited the entrepreneur today to help him
with his cause.
Women's Football Clinic Set for Aug. 2
University of Kentucky head football coach Rich Brooks
will host UK's second annual Women's Football Clinic from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, at Commonwealth Stadium. The clinic is being offered for women who know football well and to those who just want to learn more about the game.
Defense tries new equation: 3-4 New coordinator, new scheme, new identity. If the University of Kentucky defense is looking for a theme for the 2003 season, "Out
With The Old, In With The New" might be appropriate.
Free safety from Fort Campbell chooses the Cats The University of Kentucky football program has gotten a verbal commitment from another of the commonwealth's top
seniors. Marcus McClinton, a 6-foot-2, 200-pound free safety, told UK recruiting coordinator Joker Phillips yesterday that he will be a Wildcat, his high school coach said last night.
Kentucky bound Marcus McClinton may already know what it takes to be successful.
The Fort Campbell High School football star has never tried to take a shortcut -- hard work pays off which translates into playing time and eventually, visibility.
Dewalt might try two sports for Cats
It's not unusual for two-sport high school athletes such as Warren
Central's Lonnell Dewalt to consider playing football and basketball at the University of Kentucky.
Fitch cleared to try out for Pan-Am team There was a possibility that UK guard Gerald Fitch was going to have to miss trying out for the Pan-American basketball team this week, but now
he's got the green light. Fitch has been cleared to try
Estill signs with Nets Marquis Estill played for the Miami Heat last week, but he's going to suit up for the New Jersey Nets this week. The former UK big man and Madison Central star
is playing on the Nets summer league team in the NBA developmental league in Boston.
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Basketball
Rolen was UK's loss but a gain to baseball It wasn't simply the basic Hoosier Hysteria buzz you'd expect when two prime-timers like Walter McCarty of Evansville Harrison
and Scott Rolen of Jasper went sneaker-to-sneaker.
Football
Top prospect commits to Wildcats
Marcus McClinton, one of the state's top high school football prospects,
said yesterday that he'll play for the University of Kentucky.
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No UK Sports News Today
(07-13-03)
In the money Before the University of Kentucky's board of trustees officially hired Mitch Barnhart as the school's athletic director last summer, one objection was
raised.
Pressure on Brooks starts from first snapCIRCUMSTANCES DEMAND HE WIN NOW What I know: As you read
this, there are 49 days -- some 1,176 hours -- between Rich Brooks and his debut as Kentucky head football coach.
Receiver will walk on Ryan Partridge, a junior college receiver from California, will join the Wildcats this season as a walk-on.
Season-ticket sales surpass 2002 total Sparked by strong sales during the summer, the Kentucky Ticket Office has sold 43,400 football season tickets for 2003,
already surpassing last year's total of 43,116.
Brooks Seeks Out Second Fort Campbell Player Lexington, KY UK head football coach Rich Brooks already has one commitment from a Fort Campbell football star. Now he's apparently close
to getting Gabe Wallace's teammate.
Art Still Update He really looks like he could still play. The shoulders are wider than the belly.
Basketball
SUCCESS UNDER FIRE While acknowledging that he did not play or shoot as well as he'd like, Kentucky-bound prospect Adam Williams proclaimed his stay at the Nike
All-America Camp last week a success.
UK-Spartans 'BasketBowl' sells out A sellout crowd of more than 75,000 basketball fans is expected to pack Ford Field when Michigan State hosts Kentucky in
Detroit. All 19,028 tickets available to the general public have been sold for the Dec. 13 game, the Ford Field Ticket Office announced Friday.
College Notebook- IUPUI coach thanks Tubby Ron Hunter, the coach at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, the host school for the Nike All-America high
school camp, credits University of Kentucky coach Tubby Smith with his decision to stay at IUPUI.
Patrick Sparks getting use to Lexington Patrick Sparks isn't one to play poker with. He shows zero emotion. Nothing seems to bother him. The former Western Kentucky star isn't going to
take any classes this summer. He's playing in the KBA league and adjusting to Lexington.
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Football
Kentucky Football NotebookFootball season-ticket sales already surpass 2002 total ... Junior-college wide receiver Ryan Partridge to
walk on this fall ... Jared Lorenzen makes the big plays on and off the field.
Bogans continues strong play for Magic Keith Bogans is making a name for himself this week while resembling a player the Orlando Magic would like to forget.
Bogans weaves his MagicEx-Wildcat could parlay maturity into job as McGrady's backup Keith Bogans
isn't here to prove anyone wrong. He's just here to prove himself right. Bogans, a 6-foot-5, 215-pound guard from Kentucky, already has the look of a keeper -- a very pleasant surprise -- for the Orlando Magic after three days of summer-league play.
Players noticing WildcatsKentucky coach Tubby Smith is not one to tip his hand, or even get in a hurry, when it comes
to recruiting.
Football
Pookie returned to football for son Now 31 and those dreams long since faded, Jones finds himself in the spotlight again, but this time at a
much lower wattage and with his future unmapped.
Baseball
UK names assistant for baseball Gary Henderson, former National Assistant Coach of the Year, has been named assistant baseball coach at the University of Kentucky, UK
head coach John Cohen announced Tuesday.
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ACC might have eyes on SEC programs Frank Broyles, the Arkansas athletics director who is heading toward half a century of service at Arkansas, raised some eyebrows last week when he
sounded a warning that the Atlantic Coast Conference could possibly look to the Southeastern Conference for its next raid.
Basketball
UK will make schedule after federal rulingAn upcoming federal court ruling will help Kentucky
decide whether to play exhibition games in Mexico this fall and/or play host to a two-day tournament early next season, UK Coach Tubby Smith said yesterday.
Campers flock to Shepherd His name is forever woven into the rich fabric of University of Kentucky basketball.
Bogans shows maturity Keith Bogans isn't here to prove anyone wrong. He's just here to prove himself right.
Baseball
DREAM IN THE DESERTSinker helps lift former Wildcat to league's best ERA
Summoned to the manager's office, Brandon Webb hoped he knew the purpose of the meeting. The Tucson pitcher was up on the scuttlebutt. Various hard bodies with parent club Arizona had experienced hard luck. The disabled list was growing. Roster spots were opening.
(07-09-03)
Basketball
Combo guards popular with Cats University of Kentucky men's basketball coach Tubby Smith described Gerald Fitch's move to point guard as a
turning point last season.
Summer no time to recruit high school basketball's summer camp circuit is just getting into high gear. But the heavy-duty recruiting legwork by college coaches
for the next crop of high school seniors is almost over.
UK gains interest from top prospects SMITH LOOKING FOR PERIMETER PLAYERS Kentucky will put a priority on
finding two perimeter players. Kentucky will not put a priority on finding a big man or a "star" athlete.
Football
plan of attack Is there anything that excites the Kentucky football fan more than offense? Well, winning certainly would qualify. But if you can't win, you'd
better score some points and entertain in the process.
Transition to new offense will take time Ron Hudson's offense contains a multitude of different sets and formations, and he threw every one of them at Kentucky
players during spring practice.
Baseball
Kentucky Names Gary Henderson Assistant Baseball CoachGary Henderson, former National Assistant Coach of the Year, has been named assistant baseball
coach at the University of Kentucky, UK head coach John Cohen announced Wednesday.
(07-08-03)
Basketball
Improving Thomas has interest in Wildcats The stock of thick-bodied 6-foot-7 forward Charles Thomas has risen this summer because of his physical
inside play and developing perimeter game.
copy cat recruitWilliams aspires to be next Chapman, Sheppard As a longtime Big Blue fan, Kentucky
recruit Adam Williams knows precisely whose footsteps he wants to follow as a Wildcat. "Rex Chapman, Jeff Sheppard," he said. "I'd love to be the next athletic white guy to play at Kentucky. That'd be a dream come true if it worked out like that."
New staff hitting recruiting trail with a plan Rich Brooks can run X's and O's until he's blue in the face, but he knows there's only one thing that can turn
around the Kentucky football program.
Baseball
Former Wildcat Pitcher Brandon Webb Making A Splash In The MajorsIt wasn't that long ago when Brandon Webb left the bluegrass
of his Kentucky home in search of a path to the major leagues. Now the rookie for the Diamondbacks is showing signs of developing into one of the game's blue-blood pitchers.
(07-07-03)
Basketball
Wildcats need OL JonesConsidering that Louisville Trinity quarterback Brian Brohm is ranked among the nation's top
overall recruits, it would be easy to assume that he has to be the most important in-state recruiting target for the University of Kentucky.
Realignment a way of life for former UK hoopster The realignment of the Atlantic Coast Conference has led to a lawsuit, verbal sparring and a public
debate over the future of college athletics.
UK-Michigan State tickets to go on sale Tickets for Michigan State's game against the University of Kentucky next season at Ford Field in Detroit will go on sale this week
to the public.
'Serious' hoops camperFredrick trying to impress Cats Almost 200 of the country's better high
school basketball players are here trying to make a name for themselves at the Nike All-America Camp.
Michigan St.-UK tickets go on sale Tuesday
Tickets for Michigan State's upcoming basketball game against Kentucky at Ford Field in Detroit go on sale Tuesday to the general public. More than 19,000 tickets remain.
(07-05-03)
No UK news on the net today
(07-06-03)
Basketball
Ex-Cat Parker surfaces at junior collegeWhen Jason Parker was a Parade All-American in high school, no one imagined that he'd wind up playing for Chipola Junior
College in some nowhere town such as Marianna, Fla.
Planning a reunion? As basketball combinations go, they weren't Karl Malone and John Stockton. Though celebrated as Kentucky basketball teammates, they lacked the
sizzle of David Beckham and Posh Spice. Actually, they've never played together in a game.
Football
Brooks gets 320-LB surprise Kentucky Coach Rich Brooks talks with dozens of prep players across the Bluegrass about walking on the UK football team, so when West Paducah native
Eric Klope called to set up a meeting with the Wildcat staff, Brooks probably didn't give it a whole lot of thought.
(07-04-03)
Happy 4th of July!!!
Basketball
Chapman won't join U of L staff Former Kentucky basketball star Rex Chapman will not be an assistant coach at Louisville next season. Chapman has decided not to
continue exploring the possibility of joining Louisville Coach Rick Pitino's staff. Chapman noted the allure of working for a renowned coach like Pitino but decided the job would be too time consuming.
UK 'has no plans' to break SEC ties If the Atlantic Coast Conference turns its sights on the University of Kentucky as its 12th member, the league
better keep looking, UK President Lee Todd said yesterday.
(07-02-03)
How about South Carolina to ACC, Cards to SEC Now that the Atlantic Coast Conference has successfully recruited Miami and Virginia
Tech, it still needs one more school to reach the 12-team limit needed to have a lucrative playoff game to determine its conference football champion.
(07-01-03)
Football
Boone trying to catch on with Cowboys If there is a Dallas Cowboys quarterback that wants to stay after a workout to throw, he'll always have at least one receiver willing to catch the
ball.
Parcells really had interest in Cats It surprised almost everyone when Mitch Barnhart was able to persuade a
former National Football League coach to become the head coach at Kentucky.
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