Basketball: Women
Basketball: Women
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BASKETBALL: WOMEN
UK women's notes: Seniors, Mitchell say a win is more important than Senior Night nostalgia
Yes, Senior Night at Kentucky is special, but don't tell UK's seniors —or their coach — that they should be the focus. "This is not a night where we need to get nostalgic at all," Kentucky Coach Matthew Mitchell said. "We need to beat South Carolina."
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BASKETBALL: WOMEN
Kentucky women enjoy comforts of home, top Vandy to end skid
After losing three straight games on the road, No. 13 Kentucky found its comfort zone in Memorial Coliseum and topped Vanderbilt 70-61 on Monday night.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Mark Story: Bluegrass State is the king of college hoops
This winter, the state of Kentucky does have reason to boast about its standing in one important part of the basketball pantheon. Right now, the commonwealth has a legitimate claim to the mantle of college basketball capital of these United States.
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BASKETBALL GALLERIES: WOMEN
UK women vs. Vandy
Gallery of Kentucky women's 70-61 win over Vanderbilt Monday night in Memorial Coliseum
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BASKETBALL: WOMEN
Matthew Mitchell staying positive despite three-game losing streak
Losses at Louisiana State, at Tennessee and even at Alabama are in the past. That's Coach Matthew Mitchell's message to his team.
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BASKETBALL: WOMEN
Mark Story: UK women suddenly have issues
The first question Matthew Mitchell faced at his Friday news conference cut right to the chase.
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BASKETBALL: WOMEN
Lowly Tide topple UK women 77-75 after dominating first half
Alabama rocketed to a huge halftime lead against No. 7 Kentucky, then held on for dear life — and a rare upset over a ranked team.
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BASKETBALL: WOMEN
Alabama upsets No. 7 Kentucky 77-75
Jasmine Robinson scored 17 points and Alabama held off a big rally for a 77-75 victory over No. 7 Kentucky on Thursday night, the Crimson Tide's first win against a ranked team in more than nine years.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL
2011 Kentucky Sportsman of the Year: Kenneth Faried
In college basketball, where scorers get the glory, Kenneth Faried was a defensive and rebounding specialist who became a third-team AP All-American. On Wednesday he was named the 2011 Herald-Leader Kentucky Sportsman of the Year.








