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Overnight lane closures planned on I-64/I-75 in Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Drivers traveling north on I-64/I-75 in Lexington should prepare for delays Tuesday night as crews close two lanes for paving. The left and middle lanes will close at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, between the Southern Split at mile point 111 and the Paris Pike exit at mile point 113. The right lane will remain open.
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Will this be the final time Kentucky basketball goes against Bill Self?
When Bill Self was hired as Kansas men’s basketball coach prior to the 2003-04 season, the Jayhawks head-to-head record against Kentucky was 3-19. In the all-time men’s college basketball wins race, KU was 48 wins behind UK for first place — and was seven victories behind North Carolina for second. Flash forward almost a quarter-century later: When No 24 Kentucky (2-0) and No. 15 Kansas (2-0) tip off Tuesday night in the 2026-27 renewal of the State Farm Champions Classic at Chicago’s United Center, Self has fundamentally altered the competitive dynamic of the UK-KU series. Kansas has won the past two head-to-head men’s hoops meetings with Kentucky and six of the past eight. Overall under Self, Kansas has gone 9-5 vs. Kentucky . If the Jayhakws win Tuesday night, Self will become only the 14th men’s hoops coach ever to record double-digit wins against UK. Kansas will enter play Tuesday night only six victories behind UK, 2,446 to 2,440, in the race to be the all-time men’s college basketball wins leader. Given that Self, who will turn 64 on Dec. 27, has been hospitalized multiple times in recent years due to various cardiac issues, it is hard not to wonder
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Kentucky Wildcats open as a slight favorite over the Florida Gators
Despite losing to the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday and being dismantled in the fourth quarter, the Kentucky Wildcats should still, generally speaking, control their own destiny. It feels safe to say that any 2-loss SEC team would crack the College Football Playoff. With Florida , Missouri, and Louisville remaining on their schedule, that three-game win streak isn't going to come easy. While none of those three programs are ranked now, all three have been at times throughout the season and should give their best against the high-profile Cats. That said, for the Cats to sustain their CFP odds, winning Saturday at home is a must. The sportsbooks seem to think they'll be able to get things done as well. Kentucky opened as a 2.5-point home favorite, but that quickly jumped to 3.5 points, where it currently sits at DraftKings Sportsbook . The total is 53.5. The Cats are -166 on the moneyline, which means a bet of $166 on them to win outright would net $100 for a total payout of $266. 🚨 Kentucky opens as 2.5-point favorites against Florida on Saturday inside Kroger Field, according to FanDuel! 😼 Both teams will be coming off a loss heading into this