Nick Roush is a Kentucky Football Beat Writer at KSR. He covers a variety of sports topics, with a focus on competitive sports, team sports, and major league sports, reflecting his passion for Kentucky football and sports broadcasting. Nick's insights and commentary have been featured in NewsBreak, MSN, On3, and Yahoo Sports.
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In one week, the Kentucky Wildcats will host the Manhattan Jaspers for the first game of the 2026-27 season.
The Kentucky basketball season does not tip off until Tuesday, but we're already in midseason form. That's because Jimmy Dykes will be on the call for tonight's contest at Rupp Arena.
The Central Florida Golden Knights are traveling to Rupp Arena for just the second time. Tonight's exhibition will not count in the official record books.
“Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good.” It's a line I use often while picking ponies.
The Kentucky football bye week is giving players time to recover after an 8-week grind.
Kentucky stands alone at the top of the SEC standings. How did they get there? The latest edition of unKut takes you behind the scenes of the Wildcats' 34-17 victory over Vanderbilt
Kentucky is in the middle of its bye week, allowing Big Blue Nation to marinate in a 7-1 start a little longer.
Halloween is on our doorstep. The KSR Happy Hour is fully embracing Spooky SZN during crossover season for the Kentucky Wildcats.
Kentucky football is on a bye week, but that's not stopping 11 Personnel from previewing all of the exciting college football action on Halloween weekend.
By: Nick Roush
Coach Pope is going for No. 9. That statement applies to the Kentucky basketball program and a horse racing on Future Stars Friday at the Breeders' Cup.
