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UK basketball fan favorite DeMarcus Cousins was back in town today, spending the morning at Lexington Christian Academy working with kids at Camp One. KSTV had a chance to talk with the Sacramento Kings center about working out with Team USA and how his UK squad stacks up to the ones that came after. And if you didn’t make it out to Camp One today, here’s a sample of what you missed…  Read more 

Perry Stevenson, who played for three coaches in his four seasons at Kentucky, was on hand today at Camp One in Lexington to help teach kids the fundamentals of rebounding. KSTV caught up with the former UK forward and got his take on what it takes for upperclassmen to step aside and let freshmen lead.  Read more 

During his time at Toytopia in Taylorsville Friday, Terrence Jones played video games with a young fan named Blake, who is currently fighting cancer.

The NBA player narrowly escaped with a win.

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Former Wildcat Terrence Jones, fresh off his rookie season with the Houston Rockets, is touring the state signing autographs for UK fans. KSTV caught up with Jones earlier tonight in Taylorsville, where he talked about his first year as a pro, how the summer can forge a champion and his relationship with his next-door neighbor, Patrick Patterson.  Read more 

Many college athletes give back to their local communities, but three Kentucky football players spent a week in Ethiopia on a service trip.

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UofL head coach Rick Pitino cut down the nets in April following his team’s second-straight trip to the Final Four. Today, at an appearance at Fort Knox, Pitino said that the hope is now that the program makes the next step to “a dynasty-type situation that I was in at UK.” The video is below.  Read more 

There may no one who believes more in what Kentucky football can be than former Cat Jeremy Jarmon, who played in a bowl in all three seasons and was a two-time All-SEC performer. KSTV talked with Jarmon about his expectations for the new staff and what adjustments the defensive players will have as they transition to a new system.  Read more