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A dark weekend in the Commonwealth.

The last week of the regular season is upon us and the Cards finish the year against a common foe in the Wildcats of Kentucky. While this game is always circled on the calendar the hype has been...

The imaginary basketball arena is modelled and rendered. The Cats Pause.com reports the University of Kentucky has reached out to Iowa guard CJ Frederick-who entered the NCAA Transfer Portal earlier this week. The Covington Catholic grad averaged 7.5 points, one rebound and nearly two assists in nearly 25 minutes per game while starting 27 of 31 games as a sophomore for the Hawkeyes this season. '); } return false; }); $('#comments .commentlist .comment-content a').attr('target','_blank'); }); Latest

Arden Barnes-USA TODAY Sports Isaiah Jackson is going to test the NBA Draft waters, in a move that comes as no surprise to anyone following Kentucky Basketball this year. Jackson was a bright spot in a dim year, surpassing preseason expectations to become arguably the best player on the team. While he still showed plenty of room to grow offensively (averaging about 8 points per game), Jackson’s presence on defense was well-known. He put forth one of the best shot-blocking seasons since the days of Anthony Davis and Nerlens Noel, blocking 65 shots in 25 games while averaging just shy of 21...

‘Queen’s Gambit’ megahit is built on Lexington roots Chuck Stinnett, Special to The Gleaner Bingeing on streaming TV shows became the national pastime during the ongoing pandemic, and nothing hit it out of the park like Netflix’s “The Queen Gambit,” a period drama about a girl chess prodigy named Beth Harmon. It premiered in late October; within a month, it had become Netflix’s most-watched scripted miniseries ever with 62 million viewers. The story opens in 1950s and 60s Lexington, Kentucky, where author Walter Tevis — who wrote the novel the series is based o...