Pistons head coach, Dwane Casey is always seen on the sidelines wearing his St. Jude lapel pin. I had to find out more. He also graduated from Union County High School and played for the Kentucky Wildcats.
When famous people alter their looks, it can be jarring, yet some of us are probably thinking "it's about time!" Former UK and current NBA star Anthony Davis did some shocking hair removal this weekend.
There are conflicting reports out there rehashing the possibility of an NBA franchise coming to Louisville. One blog says it's true, the mayor's office says it's false.
Special thx to @chasechevrolet for helping me surprise this deserving family with a new car #DoGood
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Professional sports is so much more than just what happens on the playing field. Former Kentucky Wildcat DeMarcus Cousins recently demonstrated exactly that. Cousins now plays for the Sacramento Kings and recently su
After yesterday's UK/UL game it seems like basketball is on everyone's mind. Well, if you're a hoops fan, you have to check this out. It's video of the Top 10 NBA Dunks of 2013 and they are RIDICULOUS!!
Jason Collins has played in the NBA for 12 years for six different organizations. He has appeared in two NBA finals. He graduated from Stanford University and Harvard Westlake High School. For a man who has been mostly associated with his basketball abilities, today, he is making headlines for other reasons.
Collins, with the help of Franz Lidz of SI.com, introduced himself to the world in a new l
Anthony Davis is preparing to enter a new phase of his career in the NBA. And we all know big-name pro athletes like to go anywhere at anytime, but sometimes even the Player of the Year has to eat some humble pie.
It's been a busy week, and I'd forgotten about this. But, I just saw Ron Artest...no wait, Metta World Peace...no, no, no...Ron Artest pass across my laptop computer screen, and it's on my mind again.
One of the great sports careers has come to an end. Yesterday, after 19 mostly incredible years and 4 NBA Championships, Shaquille O'Neal announced his retirement from professional basketball. His final season--with the Boston Celtics--was hampered by injuries and you really could see the end was near.
Following their Final Four-clinching win over North Carolina last Sunday afternoon, the Kentucky Wildcats were surprised to find a very special visitor waiting in the locker room.