Coming off of the Mardi Gras Miracle, Kentucky seemed to be rejuvenated. They went into inhospitable Memorial Gym and beat a Vanderbilt team that was fighting like mad to get off the bubble. The 77-69 win was not as close as the score indicated, and everybody thought that the Cats could carry the momentum of [...]
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WORLD’S GREATEST CLASSIC GAME ANALYSIS: UK VS. TENNESSEE (1994)
Posted: 7th August 2008 by Kenny Colston in Jeff Sheppard, Rick Pitino, Tennessee, Tony Delk, UK basketball, Walter McCarty0
Baseball and Jeff Sheppard
Posted: 22nd July 2008 by Kenny Colston in Jeff Sheppard, Kentucky Basketball, UK basketballJust passing along some info from the Greater Louisville UK Alumni club. Baseball and Jeff Sheppard Thursday in Louisville. Big Blue Night at Slugger FieldThursday, July 24, 2008Syracuse Chiefs vs. Louisville BatsGame time: 7:05 p.m. Jeff Sheppard, former Wildcat basketball standout, two-time national champion and 1998 NCAA Tournament MVP, will be our special guest and [...]
WORLD’S GREATEST CLASSIC GAME ANALYSIS: UK VS. STANFORD (1998)
Posted: 9th July 2008 by Kenny Colston in Cameron Mills, Jeff Sheppard, Nazr Mohammed, Scott Padgett, Tubby Smith, WGCGAUnlike Duke, Stanford presented an extremely difficult matchup with the Comeback Cats, and this was mainly because of their size. Peter Sauer played small forward and completely dwarfed Allen Edwards. Mark Madsen, the original winner of “So You Think You Can Dance,” was shorter than Scott Padgett, but weighed more and played a more natural [...]
World's Greatest Classic Game Analysis
Posted: 4th June 2008 by Kenny Colston in Jeff Sheppard, Kentucky Basketball, UK basketball, WGCGAWe’re taking a break from the early morning monologue today to bring you something a little different. Plus, to be honest with you, there isn’t much to monologue on. Except Matthew Pilgrim, who is supposively a Wildcat now. But I’ll wait for the official release. So I present to you an analysis of the 1998 [...]
Who Deserves The Honor Next?
Posted: 29th May 2008 by Kenny Colston in Chuck Hayes, Gerald Fitch, Jamal Mashburn, Jeff Sheppard, Keith Bogans, Rupp Arena, Scott Padgett, tayshaun prince, Tony Delk, Travis Ford, Tubby Smith, Wayne TurnerI saw a story on another site and couldn’t help but repost this article I put out earlier in the year. Jamal Mashburn is the most recent Kentucky Wildcat to have his jersey retired in the rafters of Rupp Arena. Since it has been 15 years since Mashburn last donned the blue and white, I [...]