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Wildcats Fans Allegedly Rallied Against Kentucky Head Coach After Loud ‘Fire Mark Pope’ Chant During Champions Classic Loss to Kansas
Kentucky fell to Kansas in the Champions Classic, with the Jayhawks winning 89-69, and after the game, Kentucky head coach Mark Pope became a major talking point. There was already pressure on Pope coming into the season after the Wildcats’ unceremonious exit from the NCAA tournament earlier this year, losing to Iowa State in the second round, and things took a turn for the worse in this game against Kansas.
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Milan Momcilovic’s disappearing act against Kansas is a massive tactical failure
The Kentucky Wildcats landed what everyone thought was the best shooter in college basketball, but Mark Pope and Cody Fueger failed to utilize Milan Momcilovic against Kansas. The prevailing thought heading into the season was that even if Momcilovic was not getting shots up, his perimeter gravity would draw enough attention from the defense to open the floor for everyone else.
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Mark Pope’s primary postgame excuse for the Kansas loss simply doesn’t add up
Mark Pope took to the postgame radio show to explain Kentucky Basketball’s ugly 89-69 loss to Kansas, but his primary excuse doesn’t really match the reality of his roster. Speaking with Tom Leach, Pope called the blowout a “frustrating night” and blamed the team’s offensive rushing and poor...
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Olathe East head coach resigns from football job
OLATHE, Kan. (KCTV) - Olathe East will start next season with a new head coach of its football team. Tuesday night, the school announced that head football coach Courtney Porter has resigned. Porter was thanked by Olathe East Athletic Director Dr. Mike Wolgast in a statement announcing the news. “The...
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Risers and fallers after an eye-opening Champions Classic
The Champions Classic is designed to expose flaws early, and Tuesday night delivered. Michigan State stunned No. 2 Duke 79-73, while Kentucky spent the entire first half digging a massive hole against Kansas, one they just couldn’t climb out of. In fact, it only got worse, and they lost 89-69.