John Clay
John Clay
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BASEBALL
John Clay: Baseball Cats a big disappointment this year
After Kentucky's 4-1 loss to Ole Miss in the SEC Tournament on Tuesday, the UK baseball season has to be characterized as a huge disappointment. After starting the year No. 11 in Baseball America's pre-season poll, the Cats are unlikely to get an NCAA Tournament bid after going 11-19 in the SEC ...
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HORSE RACING
John Clay: Calumet's return to racing prominence is a welcome one
Saturday's Preakness Stakes was a great big welcome back to a trio of horse racing's most important names: D. Wayne Lukas, Gary Stevens and Calumet Farm.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
John Clay: Racing world craves greatness from Orb
The Preakness runs at 6:20 p.m. on NBC-18. We have not seen a Triple Crown winner since 1978, but for some reason, maybe because we are optimistic and sentimental fools when it comes to horses, even with two legs of the Triple Crown remaining, this year feels different, as if there really is more...
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JOHN CLAY
John Clay: What Calipari said, what he meant
John Calipari held a "summer press conference" on Wednesday where the Kentucky basketball coach addressed last season, the state of the program and his incoming freshman class.In the interest of helping you the reader, we bring you the annotated John Calipari.
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RECRUITING
John Clay: Calipari can't win 'em all
Andrew Wiggins' decision to sign with Kansas proves UK Coach John Calipari can't get every top recruit, though one might wonder if that isn't within the realm of Calipari's capabilities.
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FOOTBALL
John Clay: Viewing Stoops through rose-colored glasses
Mark Stoops, you're making this tough.
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FOOTBALL RECRUITING
John Clay: Barker's commitment sustains Stoops' knack for keeping recruits in Kentucky
HEBRON — Nailing a key commitment from the four-star quarterback Drew Barker will certainly make a national splash, but for Kentucky the significance also extends to the home front.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
John Clay: McGaughey enjoying reign after long wait
LOUISVILLE — Shug McGaughey sat on a folding chair under a tent on the backside at Churchill Downs on Sunday morning, waiting to go on the Today show, listening via earpiece to a news report from the Syrian border.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
John Clay: Orb's win proves 'old way' can be the right way
No sooner had trainer Shug McGaughey been asked in the post-race press conference about the "old-school way" than the head of the legendary Phipps Stable jumped in to make an important point. "Can I answer that question instead of Shug?" Phipps said. "He does it the right way."




