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It’s official — the 2025-26 Kentucky Wildcats are loaded. With a balanced blend of returning vets, rising stars, and incoming talent, this team has all the ingredients to make a serious national championship run. Let’s break down the depth chart and why this group might just be Mark Pope’s most dangerous squad yet. The Frontcourt: Size, Skill, and Serious Depth Kentucky’s big men look like a nightmare for opposing teams. Brandon Garrison (6’11”, 245 lbs, JR) returns as a seasoned anchor, bringing rim protection and post scoring. He’ll be flanked by Jayden Quaintance (6’9″, 235 lbs, SO), a physical force…
If Kentucky’s summer practices are any indication, Coach Mark Pope has a great problem on his hands — too much talent. With so many pieces fighting for playing time, one thing is clear: There’s a storm brewing over the starting five. And everyone’s asking the big question: Who’s really going to start? Right now, four names are making the strongest early impressions: Collin Chandler, the dynamic guard who’s pushing the pace and knocking down shots Trent Noah, a 6-foot-6 forward with a reliable stroke and underrated toughness Brandon Garrison, the powerful 6-foot-11 center who’s anchoring the paint And Otega Oweh,…
Summer practice is supposed to be about bonding, development, and early flashes of potential — but for Trent Noah, it’s been anything but smooth. Multiple team insiders have confirmed that Noah is noticeably lagging behind the rest of the roster — struggling to keep up with the pace, intensity, and demands of Mark Pope’s new system. > “It’s been rough,” one source close to the team said. “You can see the frustration building in him — and in the staff too.” While coaches haven’t called out any players publicly, those close to the program say Noah, a freshman known for…
One move. One moment. One brutal crossover — and now, the internet can’t stop talking. A leaked clip from Kentucky’s closed summer practice is making rounds on social media after one Wildcat got absolutely put on skates by an unexpected source. The footage, which has now been shared across multiple fan pages and highlight accounts, shows what appears to be freshman Jayden Quaintance hitting a nasty hesitation dribble before blowing by a veteran guard — leaving him stumbling backward and collapsing to the hardwood. > “WHO JUST GOT COOKED?! ” one fan commented on X (formerly Twitter). “This man broke…
What was supposed to be a smooth summer transition for Mark Pope’s newly assembled Kentucky Wildcats is turning into something far more intense than expected. Multiple sources inside the program say that summer practices have been anything but routine. Coach Pope came in with high energy, structure, and a bold new system — but even he may not have anticipated how chaotic things would get. > “The energy in the gym is insane,” one insider said. “But it’s not clicking for everyone yet. Some guys are falling behind.” From high-level transfers to hyped freshmen, everyone is feeling the pressure. System…
You might want to scratch off your depth chart predictions, because one Kentucky Wildcat is rewriting the script this summer — and fast. That Wildcat? Mo Dioubate. Coming into the offseason, most fans saw Dioubate as a role player — a hustle guy, someone who’d crash the boards, defend, and give solid minutes. But after just a few weeks of summer practice, that storyline is completely outdated. According to sources inside the program, Dioubate has been “a nightmare to guard”, showing up early, staying late, and turning every drill into a personal war. He’s been out-muscling bigs, out-hustling wings, and…
In a summer full of hype around Duke’s elite freshman class, it wasn’t projected No. 1 pick Cameron Boozer who caught the eye of veteran forward Maliq Brown. Instead, on The Brotherhood Podcast, Brown stunned listeners by naming Dame Sarr as the most impressive Blue Devil newcomer so far. > “I would say Dame Sarr,” Brown told host Caleb Foster. “His wingspan, his length — he’s 6’6 or 6’7 — and just the feel he has for the game, on both ends, is crazy. Whether it’s scoring, defending, or passing out of a ball screen, he’s already helping the team.”…
As Tyrese Proctor transitions from college stardom to the NBA, the former Duke guard just made a bold prediction that has Blue Devil Nation buzzing. In a post-draft interview following his selection by the Cleveland Cavaliers, Proctor was asked about his time at Duke—and who he thinks will carry the torch next. Without hesitation, he responded: > “Isaiah Evans. He reminds me of me. Same mentality. Same hunger. I see the future of Duke basketball when I watch him play.” That quote alone set off a wave of excitement across social media. Evans, a 5-star freshman from North Carolina, has…
When Jaland Lowe committed to Kentucky, he wasn’t just chasing playing time — he was chasing greatness. Coming from a program where postseason basketball wasn’t even a reality, Lowe now finds himself at the heart of a Kentucky Wildcats team with national championship ambitions. And the shift isn’t lost on him. > “To know that I can go from not playing a tournament game to competing for a national championship is everything I wanted and more,” Lowe said, beaming in his new Kentucky blue jersey. The former four-star point guard brings a rare combination of poise, explosiveness, and hunger —…
“He’s Next Up — Watch What He Does This Season!” Koby Brea hasn’t even played his first official game for Kentucky, but the veteran transfer from Dayton is already doing something rare — publicly anointing his successor. In a recent social media post that lit up Big Blue Nation, Brea sent a chillingly confident message about the player he believes will take over once he’s gone. > “Kentucky’s in good hands when I leave… just watch #21. He’s next up. Scary work,” Brea posted, followed by a 🔒 emoji. According to team insiders and sharp-eyed fans, that message wasn’t random.…