Zack Geoghegan is a Recruiting Reporter at KSR. With a passion for basketball and football recruiting, he expertly covers high school prospects while still keeping a close eye on his beloved Cleveland Cavaliers. His work has been featured in NewsBreak, On3, Yahoo Sports, Knowledia, and MSN, showcasing his dedication to sports and competitive athletics.
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Zack Geoghegan's coverage is heavily focused on basketball, particularly pertaining to the Kentucky Wildcats and their players. His interest lies in event coverage, suggesting he would be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player performances, team strategies or coach analyses.
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By: Zack Geoghegan
For the last six seasons, hasn't had to stress much over his point guard spot. That's changing.
Kentucky needed an extra five minutes to sneak out a win in its final exhibition game.
By: Zack Geoghegan
Central Florida head coach said it best about “He's going to be a terrific, terrific player. He already is. He's a terrific player.”
took the podium after Kentucky's 90-76 overtime victory over Central Florida. It wasn't exactly a pretty win, but it was still a win.
By: Zack Geoghegan
On Wednesday night, gave the Big Blue Nation something it had been waiting for since he arrived on campus well over a year ago: signs of his potential.
Good morning, folks! The preseason is officially in the books for Kentucky men's basketball. And guess what? The Wildcats went 3-0! Was it always pretty?
transferred to Kentucky with high expectations and a high salary. At least in the Wildcats' three preseason games, he's looked every bit of the player the Big Blue Nation expected him to be.
The 2026-27 college basketball regular season begins next week. Preseason honors and watch lists have been flying off the shelves.
By: Zack Geoghegan
Kentucky is going to need throughout the 2026-27 season. How he performed in three exhibition games isn't going to be indicative of the player he'll be once March rolls around.
Rhyne Howard didn't win a national championship at Kentucky, but she's one more win away from doing so in the pros.
