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1 day ago | kentuckynewera.com | Chris Fisher

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1 day ago | the-messenger.com | Chris Fisher

Not many teams have had a better offseason than head coach Mark Pope and Kentucky. In all, Pope returns four players from a year ago, including his leading scorer, while adding a total of 10 newcomers: six transfers, three high school seniors, and one international prospect. For the second straight offseason, Pope landed a top-5 transfer class according to 247Sports, with five of the Wildcats’ six transfers ranked inside the top 65.

2 days ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fisher

Isaac Trotter of 247Sports has Kentucky at No. 7 going into Year 2 of the Pope era. Kentucky enjoyed a historic first season under head coach Mark Pope, going 24-12 overall, tying an NCAA record with eight wins vs. top-15 teams, posting a winning record in one of the best and deepest league's in college basketball history, and reaching the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2019.

2 days ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fisher

Not many teams have had a better offseason than head coach Mark Pope and Kentucky. In all, Pope returns four players from a year ago, including his leading scorer, while adding a total of 10 newcomers: six transfers, three high school seniors, and one international prospect. For the second straight offseason, Pope landed a top-5 transfer class according to 247Sports, with five of the Wildcats' six transfers ranked inside the top 65.

3 days ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fisher

For the second straight offseason, Kentucky head coach Mark Pope went out and signed what is widely considered a top-5 transfer class. According to 247Sports, Pope's class is ranked No. 5 nationally behind only St. John's, Michigan, Louisville, and Kansas State with five of the Wildcats' six offseason additions ranked inside the top 65. "We have some core values that are really important to us," Pope said. "Ability to shoot the ball is really important to us.