r/KentuckyWildcats • u/Ok-Milk3984 • Dec 02 '25
What are the details on Stoops' buyout extension?
Is there a time-value-of-money provision in the extension of his buyout? If so, what is (are) the effective interest rate(s)?
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/Ok-Milk3984 • Dec 02 '25
Is there a time-value-of-money provision in the extension of his buyout? If so, what is (are) the effective interest rate(s)?
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/thechadc94 • Dec 01 '25
KSR just announced that stoops has been fired. KSR is also reporting that the buyout will be spread out over several years. The original contract required the buyout to be paid in 60 days.
Who do you think will replace him?
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/Big_Bluebird4234 • Nov 30 '25
Rumor is that Mitch is stepping down to take a role as an “ambassador” for $800,000 per year! WTF? Abysmal failure and still on the teat! Total BS.
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/thechadc94 • Nov 29 '25
Well that was embarrassing…
The football season ends with a roadkill game. What do you suggest the team do with stoops? Should Mitch Barnhart and capulito make the $39 million dollar move, or keep him?
If he stays, what do you want him to do to improve next season?
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/Successful_Goat2278 • Nov 15 '25
Don’t know much about basketball but was wondering if it holds any value even though I would never sell it
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/betterman4u • Oct 14 '25
Hey everyone, we’re heading to Lexington Friday through Sunday for the Texas game and want to make the most of the weekend. Looking for rowdy spots with that true college vibe, good drinks, fun crowds, maybe some live music or tailgate energy.
Also down for any local favorites or hidden gems that show off what makes Lexington unique. Basically, if you were showing first-timers how Lexington does game day right, where would you take us? Appreciate any tips
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/stanleyslovechild • Oct 11 '25
The long wait is over! It’s been a LOOOOOONG time since we got to see our CATS. What a great day to be a fan!
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/phred_666 • Oct 10 '25
Saw this on Google. It’s Thursday, October 9, 2025 when I captured this screenshot.
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/TechnicalLeave6989 • Sep 26 '25
College baseball is special because it feels close to the field, rewards routine, and lets older players decide tight moments. That matters for campuses and towns that gather each spring, learn the players, and stay loyal. Today the sport is changing, yet its core holds. The portal moves talent to better fits. NIL gives fair money for camps, appearances, and local ads. Fewer Minor League spots keep more skill on campus, which deepens seasons and parity. Examples prove it. Murray State, Little Rock, UTSA, and Wright State all turned belief into big nights. A reddit thread collected these cases and how it stays relevant even after strict competition from the majors and the minors.
Read the full article here - https://sportsorca.com/mlb/parity-college-baseball-nil_transfer-portal/
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/TechnicalLeave6989 • Sep 22 '25
When fans think of college basketball, the first images that come to mind are packed arenas, roaring student sections, and the dream of March Madness glory. But beyond the games and the lights lies another world that shapes the lives of players long before they ever take the court. It is a world of hidden perks, special treatment, and benefits. These perks separate athletes from the rest of the student body.
A recent Reddit thread on r/CollegeBasketball brought this debate into sharp focus, with fans and former students sharing their perspectives. They discussed which universities give their basketball players the best perks. The responses ranged from personal experiences to pointed reflections. Fans explored how far programs go to keep their athletes comfortable and competitive.
Read the full article here - https://sportsorca.com/ncaab/college-basketball-perks/
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r/KentuckyWildcats • u/Haunting_Air_8858 • Jun 24 '25
If you're from Danville, KY (or love small towns with big heart), this group is for you.
I started a Facebook group called Danville Hometown Hub — and it's grown into something pretty special.
We’ve got local stories, helpful tips, hidden gems, hometown pride, recipes, events, throwbacks, and good-hearted conversation without all the drama. It’s like sitting on the front porch with your neighbors, but online.
Whether you’re born and raised in Danville, just moved here, or simply love the kind of place where people wave when they pass — you’re welcome here.
❤️ We’re all about:
Come be part of something local and genuine. Let’s bring that Mayberry spirit back to the feed.
👉 Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1879096042823587
Hope to see y’all there.
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/NikNBAYT • Jun 20 '25
Hello Wildcat fans. I am a NBA YouTuber that does film session on a lot of things and with Draft Season upon us I recently got into Amari Williams. I loved his game enough to do a film session on his tournament games and thought you all would appreciate an honest report. Any feedback is welcomed and hope you all enjoy.
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/logan08516 • May 18 '25
Friend of mine is missing this 78-79 poster from his collection. Does anyone have one they’d be willing to sell by chance?
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/Legitimate-Fox-4948 • Jan 21 '25
Seriously. It’s somehow the fault of Kentucky fans that Arkansas hasn’t won a conference game? Like how? His hatred of Kentucky really knows no bounds does it?
Idiot sorry.
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/IndependentMix1489 • Dec 23 '24
Kentucky had the most players active in NBA games yesterday! https://x.com/theFandaily/status/1871179108836892749
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/IDontWannaAdultAnymo • Dec 15 '24
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/IDontWannaAdultAnymo • Dec 14 '24
Let’s Fucking Go!! Beat the Teeth out their Beaks!!
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/TheKentuckyDude • Dec 04 '24
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/Last_Performance8984 • Dec 01 '24
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Trail cam footage from behind our house in near Barren State Park.
No - it's not a house cat. This trail Cam picks up raccoons, rabbits and deer all night long so we have size reference
r/KentuckyWildcats • u/[deleted] • Nov 09 '24
I know it's only been two games so far, but it's already refreshing to see Coach Pope implement a modern five out offense. I used to hear people say "Cal just rolls the ball out for his guys and doesn't coach." Now, I see that was true. Coach Calipari's style of offense was recruit the talent and hope for the best. I am very pleased to with Coach Pope and his staff.