Kentucky Sports News

Rachel Alexandra spurs line of wines

SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - Rachel Alexandra is about to get her
own line of wines.
The co-owners of Kendall-Jackson Winery announced Tuesday that a limited edition of wines honoring their super 3-year-old filly will
be ready for the holiday season.

iHigh, Voice of the Wildcats, to conduct broadcasting seminar

Aspiring sports broadcasters in Kentucky will soon have a unique opportunity. They’ll get to practice their skills with Tom Leach, the “Voice of the Kentucky Wildcats,” as well as with other college and high school announcers.

Lyons signs with Falcons

Former Kentucky wide receiver Dicky Lyons Jr. signed a free-agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday.

Bengals lose tight end Reggie Kelly

The Bengals sustained their first
significant injury of training camp Monday when tight end Reggie
Kelly ruptured his Achilles' tendon, a notable setback to an
offense that finished last in the NFL.

Former Wildcat cut by Falcons

Just hours after signing a free agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons, former UK receiver Dicky Lyons, Jr. was released by the team.

Florida tops first coaches' poll

Defending national champion Florida tops the USA Today preseason
football coaches' poll, receiving 53 of 59 first-place votes.

Cats, Huskies to tip at 9:30

ESPN Regional Television (ERT) announced today the start times for the third annual SEC/BIG EAST Invitational, to be held Dec. 9-10 in New York City and Tampa, Fla.

Brooks says Kendrick in, Rumph out

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky football signee Anthony Kendrick will join the team in August while signee Donte Rumph plans to go to junior college, Coach Rich Brooks has announced.

Cats Enjoy Media Day, Get Ready For Practice

Kentucky coach Rich Brooks says he thinks this year's team is talented enough to make it to a fourth straight bowl despite a tough schedule.

From the Sidelines: Freshman Starting Quarterback? Be Careful What You Wish For

It will come after the first loss; maybe after the first incomplete pass. The pleas from the “faithful,” the fans who believe they have UK’s best football interests at heart. They will scream, shout, cajole, implore – whatever they deem it necessary for head coach Rich Brooks to make a change.