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SEC Nation is coming to Lexington for Kentucky vs. Alabama (opens the original)
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It’s going to be an awesome day in Lexington. The excitement and opportunity are already building for Saturday when Will Stein and the Kentucky Wildcats host the No. 13 Alabama Crimson Tide. To make the build-up to the game even more compelling, SEC Network’s SEC Nation and Marty & McGee will both be in Lexington next weekend for their live shows. It starts at 9 a.m. E.T. Saturday with SEC Nation, then with Marty & McGee from 12-12:45 E.T. Both shows will be live from the William T. Young Librar
Longtime Kentucky employee Marc Hill leaving for BYU Cougars (opens the original)
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There’s no question that J Batt is off to a great start as the Director of Athletics at the University of Kentucky. However, a longtime Kentucky employee is now departing for the Big 12, and it’s a significant person from UK Athletics. Marc Hill, Kentucky’s Deputy Director of Athletics, is departing Lexington for Provo, Utah, where he will join BYU’s executive team, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Hill has been a Kentucky employee for 27 years and has held various roles. Most recently, and most
Andy Beshear criticizes Mitch Barnhart’s latest retirement deal with UK (opens the original)
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“That’s money the president isn’t raising for the University of Kentucky, for students, and the rest.” Look, I’m the kind of sports fan who doesn’t like to mix governmental or political elements into the sports world. Sports, for me, are a way to get away from the drama that the government or politics create. But sometimes, it is relevant, even for me, to talk about governmental aspects as they relate to sports. In the case of former Kentucky Director of Athletics Mitch Barnhart’s retirement, Ke
J Batt remains committed to UK following Michigan State president changeup (opens the original)
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Batt is still coming to Lexington, but it may be with a bigger buyout. There have been a lot of changes to UK Athletics recently. Out are John Calipari, Mitch Barnhart, and Mark Stoops. In are Mark Pope, Will Stein, and J Batt. Change is good… even if it comes at a cost. Batt, who is leaving Michigan State to become UK’s next athletic director, was set to have just a $2.5 million buyout to come to Lexington. However, that number may go to $5 million after an unexpected development. The original
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