John Wall was the first No. 1 NBA Draft pick in Kentucky Basketball history; fifteen years later, he says there’s a scenario in which he would have returned to Lexington for another season.

You know the way Mark Pope talks about his first group in Lexington this past season, an island of misfit portal toys coming ...

John Wall is — and will always be — a Kentucky basketball legend. It’s only a matter of time before his No. 11 jersey is hanging in the rafters at Rupp Arena. Wall was the face of John ...

John Wall shows love for Kentucky and the BBN. Story by PatrickJCarey • 1d. I am sure I can speak for a lot of Big Blue Nation when I say that watching John Wall in Lexington was one of my ...

It felt like Kentucky was getting there but not quite “back” just yet. Then, on May 19th, later that year, John Wall committed to Kentucky, and it felt like a lightning bolt hit the fan base.

John Wall looked back on his one year at Kentucky, describing it as one of the most exciting and intense periods of his life. He recalled the media spotlight, the fan frenzy, and how Coach ...

Born and raised a Kentucky basketball fan, Reece Potter has plenty of memories from his younger days cheering on the Wildcats ...