Forward Trent Noah and guards Collin Chandler and Travis Perry were the first three freshmen recruits of the Mark Pope era at Kentucky last season. The trio saw their minutes grow over the course ...

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Pope also gave a full offseason update on the Wildcats in advance of Year 2 on Thursday's Eye on College Basketball podcast ...

"I heard there was a push that people wanted it in December. The post Big Blue Nation on Cloud Nine Celebrate as Mark Pope ...

I'm very excited about it. Very excited to get going with this group." Perry has no ill will toward Kentucky and coach Mark Pope. In fact, he delayed until the final hour to enter the portal.

Noah quickly responded with 'no,' adding he trusts in the vision Mark Pope sees for him heading into the future. "This is the greatest place on Earth and I love Coach Pope's vision for me.

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Since becoming the head coach at Kentucky, Pope has landed five high school recruits: Trent Noah, Travis Perry, Jasper Johnson, Malachi Moreno and Braydon Hawthore.

Kentucky Wildcats basketball player Trent Noah of Harlan talks about the loss of Travis Perry and the second season of practice under UK coach Mark Pope.

Perry had this to say to the Ole Miss media about his decision to leave Kentucky, “It’s definitely a difficult decision, I think, for anyone, really, to get in the portal.

Travis Perry initially chose to stay in-state and play for the Wildcats. He stayed true to that commitment even when John Calipari left to take the Arkansas job and Pope was hired.

LEXINGTON — Kentucky basketball's Andrija Jelavić isn't on campus yet. But it's just a matter of time, according to coach Mark Pope. During a news conference Monday, Pope said UK has received ...