Big Blue Nation, get ready for one of the busiest days in Kentucky sports this Saturday. From basketball to volleyball and even rugby, the Wildcats are in action across multiple arenas, with each game carrying significant stakes, including one for a national title; and another for a trip to the final four. Whether you’re a hoops fan, a volleyball enthusiast, or just love cheering for the blue and white, there’s something for you today.
The centerpiece of the day is the men’s basketball showdown against in-state rival Louisville. Tip-off is set for 5:15 PM ET on ESPN. Bragging rights are on the line in this heated rivalry, and with Kentucky playing some of its best basketball under Mark Pope, fans are eager to see the Wildcats dominate. Louisville will be looking for an upset of course, Rupp will need to be up for a big game.
At almost the same time, Clara Strack and the women’s basketball team faces a tough road test against Purdue, tipping off at 5 PM ET. This is a big game for the Wildcats as they look to get back on a win streak after the loss to UNC. The game can be found on the Big Ten network.
The second highest stakes of the day belong to Kentucky volleyball, as they take on top-seeded Pittsburgh at 5 PM ET in the Elite Eight. The winner punches their ticket to the Final Four, and the Wildcats are ready to embrace the challenge. It’s a clash of powerhouses, and the Lady Cats will need every ounce of their grit and skill to pull off the upset. Pittsburgh will be looking to get to their 4th straight final four. Watch the Lady Cats try to get to the final four on ESPN2.
Before the evening frenzy, the Kentucky men’s rugby team squares off against Bowling Green in the Division 1-AA NCR title game at 3 PM ET. This marks a historic opportunity for the Wildcats to bring home a national championship in back-to-back years. This game is only availble through purchasing a rugby pass from here
With Kentucky swim and dive competing at the USA Nationals as well, it’s a full slate of action for Big Blue Nation. Clear your schedule and get ready to watch sports all day long.
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