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Mark Pope refuses to lower expectations at Kentucky: “We failed at our job last year”

If you ask almost any Kentucky fan, they’d say that year one of the Mark Pope era was a success. Kentucky tied an NCAA record for most wins against AP Top 15 foes, beat several rivals, and advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2019;

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Kentucky's Mark Pope Gets Major News on Top Transfer Portal Commit

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Kentucky basketball recruiting: Braydon Hawthorne's commitment marks latest offseason win for Mark Pope

Braydon Hawthorne has been a lifelong Kentucky fan: “When childhood dreams become REALITY”

Hawthorne chose the Kentucky Wildcats over Duke, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, and Virginia Tech.

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Nationally coveted local basketball player makes decision between WVU, Virginia Tech, other schools

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Twitter celebrates Braydon Hawthorne’s commitment to UK

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Mark Pope reveals John Calipari called Kentucky ‘the best program in all of college basketball’

Mark Pope wants the best for Kentucky men’s basketball and, evidently, he isn’t the only one. In a conversation with Kentucky Sports Radio’s Matt Jones, Pope said that all former members of the storied program want to see it succeed,

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Mark Pope has a good problem on his hands with the 2025-26 Kentucky roster

Mark Pope's 2025-26 roster is mostly set after the recent additions of Reece Potter and Braydon Hawthorne, and Big Blue Nation is fired up for the 2025-26 season.

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Kentucky basketball schedule 2025-26: What we know about Wildcats' slate next season

Kentucky basketball's second schedule under coach Mark Pope continues to come into focus. What you need to know about the Wildcats' 2025-26 slate.

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Mark Pope on Brandon Garrison: “We need him to be great next year.”

Brandon Garrison started his time at Kentucky on a two-year plan, serving as Amari Williams‘ backup in year one before taking over in year two — finally turning that potential he had as a McDonald’s All-American into consistent production.