Brandon Ramsey

Let’s keep the good times rolling!!!

Cincinnati Reds @Reds

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Things can change for better or worse in a hurry, but I'm starting to very cautiously optimistic that Jayden Quaintance is going to be ready to play sooner rather than later for the 'Cats.

KSR @KSRonX

Jayden Quaintance is up and moving around, Zach Tow is back, and Mark Pope is riding the exercise bike. That and more from the first two days of Kentucky MBB summer practices. ➡️ https://t.co/7w1QVyiqYa https://t.co/LpsDO7fT1W

Having to play Florida and Tennessee twice + road trips to Alabama, Arkansas, and Auburn give the ‘Cats are pretty darn tough draw when it comes to their Southeastern Conference schedule.

KSR @KSRonX

Kentucky Basketball's 2025-26 SEC Opponents have been revealed. The Cats will play Florida, Tennessee, and Vandy twice. Only road trips for Alabama, Arkansas, and Auburn. https://t.co/y0uLXqFs83 https://t.co/BHoj96gvAn

Several pre-Charlie Hughes Showcase offers in the last 24 hours… Dane Caldwell (Silver Creek) - East Tennessee State Anthony Fresh (Charlestown) - Bellarmine Sherman Moss-Wright (Ben Davis) - Marian, UIndy Baron Walker (Noblesville) - Boston Cooper Zachary (Fishers) - Toledo

Kentucky freshmen, Kentucky recruiting targets, and 2025-2026 Kentucky opponents are all listed among the USA Basketball U19 Training Camp standouts.

Jamie Shaw @JamieShaw5

🔥USA Basketball U19 Training Camp was LOADED! Who stood out?! 👀 The top performers and names you need to know. 🇺🇸🏀 👉 [READ] https://t.co/xhf2spZMS0 https://t.co/7kKn5Una98

Love hearing some of the thoughts and takeaways from Kentucky’s first couple off-season workouts. Early returns certainly indicate that Mouhamed Dioubate is going to be a VERY welcomed addition.

Tyler Thompson @MrsTylerKSR

All four returning Kentucky Wildcats agree: they’re glad Mo Dioubate is a teammate now, not a foe. Trent Noah: “I’m definitely glad he’s on our side now.” Collin Chandler: “Mo is awesome. He is kind of a Jack of all trades.” https://t.co/JllMMJvApV https://t.co/AT2HyJndK3

And this one belongs to the Reds!!!

Had a great time at the Chesterton Summer League this evening! Great opportunity to get up and see some teams and players in The Region and surrounding area that I don’t get to see quite as often. Now, all hands on deck preparing for the Charlie Hughes Showcase!!!

I’ve really enjoyed the continued development of Maddux Wagner (Valparaiso H.S. 2027) through the spring. He’s looking good once again this evening. The 6’7” lefty forward is really skilled offensively. Can step out and shoot it, makes real post moves inside, and can pass it.

Logan Pokorney (Chesterton H.S. 2026) was EXCELLENT in two games this evening. He’s on a short list of guys who I could see really giving their recruitment a jump at the Charlie Hughes Showcase this weekend. Big time shot-maker. Positional size. High IQ. Great cutter.

I’m really anxious to see who all is watching Terrence Hayes Jr. (Gary 21st Century 2026) this coming weekend and what offers he ultimately adds. The lefty point guard manipulates ballscreens so well, has an explosive pop in the paint, and is active defensively. REALLY good PG!

Caden Schneider (Chesterton H.S. 2026) has played well this evening for the Trojans. The 6’6” rising senior center looks to be an intriguing small college big man prospect. Made a nice right hand, left shoulder hook shot and has made 3 3’s in two games. Smooth catch-and-shoot.

You can see the development happening each time out for Bradley Basila (Chesterton H.S. 2028). The 6’7” big man has multiple great finishes in this game against Munster. Dunker’s spot, on the roll, baseline drop step, midline baby hook. Super bouncy and long. Big time prospect!

Logan Pokorney (Chesterton H.S. 2026) and TJ Ray (Chesterton H.S. 2027) give the Trojans a VERY skilled backcourt. Both guards have shot it well through the first half. Pokorney with a couple DEEP 3’s. Ray hit one too and had a nice drive to a floater off two feet.

Arreon Neely Jr. (South Bend Riley H.S. 2028) did a job of handling the content ball pressure provided by Gary 21st Century. The 5’8” point guard made some great plays off of the bounce both for himself and his teammates. Look for him to step into a major role as a sophomore.

Tree Johnson (South Bend Riley H.S. 2028) has look good in this one against Gary 21st Century. He’s a SUPER physical 6’2” wing that can bang around inside and rebound, but has also made a couple of catch-and-shoot 3’s. Shot looks smooth and repeatable. Tough matchup!

Kayleb Young (Gary 21st Century H.S. 2027) has been very impressive in this matchup with South Bend Riley. The 6’8” center is a BIG presence inside, but has really quick/clean footwork for his size. He’s scored with both hands on real post moves inside. Tough to guard.