John Wall was the first No. 1 NBA Draft pick in Kentucky Basketball history; fifteen years later, he says there’s a scenario in which he would have returned to Lexington for another season.

John Wall is — and will always be — a Kentucky basketball legend. It’s only a matter of time before his No. 11 jersey is hanging in the rafters at Rupp Arena. Wall was the face of John ...

It felt like Kentucky was getting there but not quite “back” just yet. Then, on May 19th, later that year, John Wall committed to Kentucky, and it felt like a lightning bolt hit the fan base.

Wall continued with the most important comments about his support for the university and basketball program, “Kentucky’s always home for me. There’s always love. That’s the school I went ...

Kentucky continues to pop up in these preseason rankings as, at the very worst, a top 15 program. Along with ESPN, The Athletic, and Sports Illustrated, other notable outlets such as Field of 68 ...

The Wildcats are finding themselves ranked highly in early college basketball rankings, top ten in some of them. That's the case for a new top 25 from Sports Illustrated.They have Kentucky ranked ...

It is clear Wall feels the love from the state of Kentucky and is proud to be a Wildcat. More from aseaofblue.com: John Calipari recaps another successful NBA Draft for Kentucky Basketball ...

That is until John Calipari accepted the best job in College Basketball on March 30, 2009. Shortly after that, on April 8th, DeMarcus Cousins committed to Kentucky. It felt like Kentucky was ...