American college basketball player Kerr Kriisa is a guard for the Kentucky Wildcats, a team which competes in the Southeastern Conference. He is in his senior year as of February 2025. Kriisa ...

Big Blue Nation will never be okay with losing at Rupp Arena. Getting beat by 16 points at home makes it feel even worse.

Auburn travels to Lexington Saturday, facing the 19-9 (8-7 SEC) Kentucky Wildcats, looking to lock up the No. 1 seed in the SEC Tournament. That task won’t be easy, though, as Kentucky comes into the ...

Beyond just Oweh, Kentucky also has former Oklahoma State center Brandon Garrison, a Del City High School graduate, and ...

The Kentucky Wildcats went on the road and beat a Quad 1 opponent who was fighting to stay on the right side of the NCAA ...

In the span of about 90 seconds, Amari Williams had to separate Brandon Garrison from Jeremiah Fears, Kerr Kriisa accidentally shoved ... We are also in communication with the Southeastern Conference.

Kentucky basketball injuries have piled up. Kerr Kriisa should take a medical redshirt and return next season for Mark Pope ...

Kerr Kriisa is eligible for a medical redshirt and could return to play for Kentucky next season. The House v. NCAA settlement proposal could allow Kriisa to earn more money by staying at Kentucky ...

The latest Kentucky basketball injury news on Jaxson Robinson, Lamont Butler and other UK players before the Wildcats host No ...

Kentucky continues to be without its three main players, with Kerr Kriisa, Lamont Butler, and Jaxson Robinson as they are recovering from their injuries.