WATCH: Highlights from the Kentucky Basketball Blue-White Event
You couldn’t make it to Historic Memorial Coliseum for the first Blue-White Event of the Mark Pope era? Don’t you worry. We have all the best highlights on the KSR YouTube Channel.
Unfortunately, the powers that be would not let us share all 37 minutes from the 5-on-5 scrimmage. However, we still have five minutes of highlights that will get you fired up for the Kentucky basketball season.
Do you like threes? They were raining down Friday night at Historic Memorial Coliseum. Andrew Carr, Collin Chandler, Jaxson Robinson, Ansley Almonor — name the player, and they were probably knocking down threes. Enjoy the sharp shooting and ball movement from our first exhibition of the Mark Pope era.
More Kentucky News and Views on the KSR YouTube Channel
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