Mark Pope said on Thursday that both Butler and Andrew Carr, who is on the side of recovery from a back injury, came out perfect in terms of health from Tuesday's win over LSU. That's a great sign for Kentucky as the postseason looms,

Mark Pope’s career as head coach of the Kentucky Wildcats has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs. Recent developments have cast doubt on his future with the team. From incredible successes to unanticipated controversies,

Going back to his introductory press conference in April, Mark Pope has made it clear that the SEC Tournament is important to the Kentucky Basketball program, music to the ears of fans who had been told for over a decade it was not.

With the NCAA Tournament right around the corner, Mark Pope and his staff aren't too far away from having to start putting together the 2025-26 roster. The Wildcats have landed three great players in the recruiting class and have a chance to return some elite talent from the current roster.

As the final buzzer echoed through Rupp Arena, the Kentucky Wildcats celebrated more than just a dominant 31-point victory over LSU. The night marked the last home game for six senior Wildcats, and head coach Mark Pope took center stage to bid farewell to a passionate Big Blue Nation.

Kentucky basketball’s Senior Night went to perfection for the Wildcats on Tuesday inside Rupp Arena. UK coasted to a 95-64 victory against an overmatched LSU team. While it was junior guard Otega Oweh who led the Cats in scoring with 24 points,

Kentucky has dealt with a lot this season, especially when it comes to injuries. The Wildcats have been dealing with an inconsistent rotation thanks to those injuries, and it has caused unfortunate circumstances as the season has gone on.

Kentucky basketball coach Mark Pope talks about his team’s seniors after the Wildcats’ 95-64 win over LSU on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, at Rupp Arena in Lexington.