Mark Pope's Kentucky Wildcats solved Tennessee's daunting defense for the second time this season and completed a regular-season sweep Tuesday.

In the immediate aftermath of Kentucky basketball’s rivalry win over Tennessee on Tuesday night, UK coach Mark Pope didn’t have much to offer regarding the injury status of Jaxson Robinson. And what Pope did say about Robinson wasn’t optimistic about the guard’s right wrist injury.

The Tennessee Volunteers are all but eliminated from this season's SEC basketball race following Tuesday night's 75-64 loss at Kentucky.

For us, it’s going to be a team effort every single night,” Kentucky coach Mark Pope said. “It just takes every single one of our guys making key, important plays. Every single guy on our roster has played and made important plays and I like Kentucky being that way.

Kentucky stole a win over Tennessee in the Food City Center after a poor shooting night, and now the series shifts to Lexington. Kentucky (16-7, 5-5) head coach Mark Pope looks to remain undefeated over Vols’ Rick Barnes,

The Kentucky basketball team took down SEC rival Tennessee in Rupp Arena on Tuesday night to land a season sweep of the Vols. During the halftime break,

No. 15 Kentucky is coming off a big win over fifth-ranked Tennessee. However, as head coach Mark Pope and his Cats prepare for a trip to Texas on Saturday, UK is battling injuries to a number of key players.

They are not Kelvin Sampson’s Houston Cougars. Or Rick Barnes’ Tennessee Volunteers. Or Rick Pitino’s St. John’s Red Storm. But Mark Pope’s Kentucky Wildcats are starting to

We didn’t respond well in critical moments,” Rick Barnes said. The post Rick Throws Tennessee Under the Bus After Mark Pope Hands Second SEC Defeat Within 14 Days appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Kentucky basketball coach Mark Pope following the Cats' win over Tennessee basketball to complete the sweep of the seasons series. No. 15 Kentucky upset No. 5 Tennessee basketball 75-64 on Tuesday ...

Kentucky stayed put in the AP Top 25 rankings Monday, but the Wildcats are still highly regarded by the nation’s bracketologists.