American college basketball player Trent Noah is a forward for the Kentucky Wildcats, a team that plays in the Southeastern Conference. He is in his freshman year as of March 2025 according to his ...

The 2024 NFC runner-up reached agreements to retain offensive linemen Michael Deiter and Trent Scott, along with veteran ...

Kentucky Basketball’s managers made a name for themselves as “The Waterboys,” debuting a music video ahead of the 2024 NCAA ...

No. 19 Kentucky men's basketball finished the regular season strong, 91-83 over No. 15 Missouri. The Cats end the regular ...

Beyond Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel, the Commanders’ wide receiver depth chart remained unclear. Brown’s return offers significant clarification. The 6-foot-2 target provides needed size and a ...

The echoes of "Mr. Brightside" were replaced with a chorus of “Go Big Blue.” The Tigers’ frantic, late comeback attempt in their final game in Columbia had fallen short. No. 19/15-ranked ...

For the past three months, the world of Kentucky basketball has been dominated by talk of injuries. First it was Lamont Butler’s ankle. And then it was Kerr Kriisa’s foot. And then Andrew Carr ...

And as soon as that deficit came, the Cats turned on the gas. Kentucky unleashed an 11-0 run — with 3-pointers by Trent Noah, Koby Brea and Travis Perry, followed by a steal and dunk from Otega ...

The Tigers scored the next six points before a Carr free throw made it 8-4. Missouri would hit a three to lead 11-4. Trent Noah hit a three of his own to get the Cats within four, and Brea hit a ...