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Kentucky head coach John Calipari expressed his satisfaction with his team’s performance so far this season, highlighting their exceptional passing and shooting abilities. He believes that the Wildcats possess a strong roster capable of making a significant impact.

This marks the second-highest GPA for a semester in the history of UK Athletics, just shy of the record set in the spring of 2020. The GPA of 3.534 achieved in the spring of 2020, which was aided by the pass/fail policy in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, exceeded the previous record set in spring 2014.

Under the guidance of head coach John Calipari, the University of Kentucky has dominated the SEC awards. With a total of 129 weekly SEC honors, Kentucky has claimed more awards than any other school during Calipari’s tenure. This includes an impressive 98 SEC Freshman of the Week accolades and 31 SEC Player of the Week honors. Sheppard adds to Kentucky’s legacy, as he joins teammate D.J. Wagner as a two-time recipient of the Freshman of the Week honor.

Head coach Mark Stoops expressed his gratitude for being able to participate in such a prestigious bowl game. He acknowledged the challenges that lie ahead, but emphasized his team’s readiness. “We’re excited to be here. We understand we have a tremendous challenge in front of us with Clemson, but our team is preparing well,” said Stoops.

The session will be available to fans through multiple platforms. Fans can call the Clark’s Pump-N-Shop phoneline at 1-800-606-GAME (4263) or (859) 280-2287 to ask their questions directly. Those who prefer to use social media can tweet their questions to @UKSportsNetwork.

One of the highlights of the schedule will be the Jim Green Invitational and the NCAA East First Rounds, both of which will be hosted by UKTF at the prestigious Outdoor Track & Field Complex in 2024.

Not only did Reeves shine, but his teammates also delivered strong performances. Tre Mitchell contributed 18 points and 12 rebounds, while Reed Sheppard had 11 points and a career-high 11 assists, setting a new record for most assists by any player in a Kentucky-Louisville game. Justin Edwards contributed 13 points, and Rob Dillingham added 12 points.

Key, a talented sophomore hailing from Lexington, Kentucky, had an impressive season. He led the Wildcats with 553 yards receiving and was second on the team with 38 receptions. Additionally, he scored five touchdowns.

If you can’t make it to the arena, you can catch the game on SEC Network+, with Jeff Piecoro and Christi Thomas providing commentary. Alternatively, you can listen to the play-by-play on UK Sports Network and / or 630 AM WLAP, with Darren Headrick calling the action.

Stoops expressed his satisfaction with the class, noting the hard work and dedication that went into assembling it. He emphasized the balance between high school recruits and transfer portal additions, highlighting the team’s ability to address immediate needs while also considering long-term development.