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Justin McBride faces the James Madison team he averaged 15.3 points for last season, while JMU coach Preston Spradlin returns to the bench he sat on from 2009–14. Kentucky is a 25.5-point favorite at Rupp.
No. 14 Kentucky rolled Northern Kentucky 79–28 to move to 2–0, and Asia Boone was brilliant — 21 points in 21 minutes on 7-of-11 shooting. The rest of the box score is the concern: the Cats shot 34% as a team.
247Sports' Travis Branham told Inside Kentucky that five-star center commit Cherif Millogo has a case for the top spot in the 2027 class — and called him a potential lottery pick. There's a caveat, too.
Kentucky handled Manhattan 85–57 in the opener, and Milan Momcilovic set the tone — 24 points, six made threes. McBride added 3 points in 16 minutes off the bench in his Kentucky debut.
Sophomore Malachi Moreno opened at No. 14 overall on ESPN's initial NBA Draft Top 100 Big Board from Jeremy Woo — real recognition for a big whose game is built on fit, feel and doing the dirty work.
Per Jack Pilgrim of KSR, Kentucky is no longer pursuing five-star guard Diggs or five-star forward Williams, whose visit was cancelled. The obvious question: are the Cats pushing all their chips in on CJ Rosser?
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