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Mark Pope wants to expand the college basketball season. Kentucky’s head coach has expressed the need for more games on the schedule, and the topic came up again in his one-on-one conversation with KSR’s Matt Jones. Next week, Pope plans to take the mission to the SEC’s spring meetings in Florida. “We’ve got to expand this over 31 games,” Pope stressed to KSR. “We have got to expand the season, guys… especially with the revenue share now. Like, the revenue share should change everything in terms of our opportunity to actually go share revenue, right?” With the immediate…

Russell Springmann Joins Miami Coaching Staff: “I’m Here to Make a Change” The Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball program is signaling a clear intent for a fresh start and a renewed competitive edge with the official announcement of Russell Springmann joining the coaching staff. The seasoned veteran, known for his extensive experience and player development prowess, arrives in Coral Gables with a declarative statement: “I’m here to make a change.” This bold proclamation resonates deeply with a program looking to rebound and build a new foundation under newly appointed head coach Jai Lucas. Springmann’s addition is a significant move for Miami,…

Ace Bailey Stuns College Basketball World, Commits to Ole Miss In a move that has sent shockwaves through the college basketball landscape, Ace Bailey, widely regarded as the nation’s #1 top prospect, has announced his commitment to Ole Miss, spurning offers from perennial powerhouses like Ohio State and Alabama. This unexpected decision has left many pundits scratching their heads, eager to understand the factors that led the highly sought-after phenom to Oxford. Bailey, a versatile forward whose skill set has drawn comparisons to NBA stars, was expected to choose a program with a consistent track record of deep tournament runs…

“Untold: The Fall of Favre” Dominates Netflix, Sparking Conversation In a testament to the enduring fascination with sports legends and their complex narratives, “Untold: The Fall of Favre” has soared to the top of Netflix’s movie charts, becoming the streaming giant’s No. 1 film just days after its May 20, 2025 release. The documentary, part of Netflix’s acclaimed “Untold” series, dives deep into the controversies surrounding former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre, resonating with viewers across the nation. “Untold: The Fall of Favre” doesn’t shy away from the darker chapters of Favre’s post-playing career, focusing prominently on the explicit…

Unmasking the Score Fixers: The Herald-Leader’s Deep Dive into Kentucky School Cheating For three years, the Lexington Herald-Leader undertook a groundbreaking investigation that laid bare a troubling pattern of widespread cheating on standardized tests across Kentucky schools. This ambitious journalistic endeavor didn’t just report on isolated incidents; it systematically exposed the pressures and practices that led to educators altering answers and manipulating scores, ultimately undermining the integrity of the state’s education system. The investigation, spearheaded by dedicated journalists, began with persistent rumors and whispers within the educational community. Instead of dismissing them, the Herald-Leader meticulously gathered data, filing numerous open…

Kentucky Wildcats head coach Mark Pope caught up with KSR recently to discuss some offseason moves for the Wildcats, one of which was Travis Perry’s departure. Pope made it clear in his interview that Perry’s decision to transfer to Ole Miss this offseason was purely his own. Pope said he was devastated to learn that the Kentucky native was entering his name into the transfer portal. But in the end, Perry felt his move to play for the Rebels was best for him and his future in college basketball. Pope went into depth on KSR, speaking about…

How Michigan Football can rebound from its recruiting contact ban. When it seemed like the Connor Stalions saga was nearly over, when the Michigan Wolverines could operate without the NCAA and Big Ten breathing down their necks, when it was time to move on from the Jim Harbaugh era and ignite Sherrone Moore’s reign, the program implemented self-imposed punishments. The most notable of these punishments is Moore’s suspension for Week 3 vs. Central Michigan and Week 4 at Nebraska. He will not be able to partake in any team activities, including practice leading up to those games, during that…

Matt Ludwig’s Commitment: A Significant Win for Michigan Football Michigan football has secured a significant piece for its 2026 recruiting class with the commitment of four-star tight end Matt Ludwig. This pledge carries substantial weight for the Wolverines, adding a top-tier talent and providing crucial momentum on the recruiting trail. Ludwig, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound tight end from Billings, Montana, chose Michigan over a host of prominent programs, including Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas Tech. His decision to commit early, before scheduled official visits to other finalists, speaks volumes about the strong impression Michigan and its coaching staff, particularly tight ends coach…

Jayden Quaintance Begins New Chapter at Kentucky with Early Arrival LEXINGTON, KY – The Kentucky Wildcats have officially welcomed one of their most anticipated additions to campus, as highly-touted big man Jayden Quaintance has moved into the university. Quaintance’s early arrival marks a significant step for both the player and the program, especially as he continues to recover from an ACL injury. Quaintance, a 6-foot-10, 225-pound center, arrived in Lexington on Wednesday, combining his official visit with his move-in. This makes him the first UK player to move in this summer, signaling his eagerness to integrate with the team and…

Wolverine recruiting report: Can Michigan keep 4-star CB commit in the fold? Four-star cornerback Brody Jennings is Michigan’s longest-tenured commitment in its 2026 recruiting class, announcing his verbal pledge in July 2024. The Wolverines only have five other prospects committed this cycle and will be looking to expand that number during an important summer on the recruiting trail. But another one of their top priorities is keeping Jennings in the fold.Although he is still locked in with Michigan, the Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin standout is considering other options. The No. 274 prospect nationally and No. 23 cornerback, per the 247Sports…