Kenny Brooks said he didn't set any specific goals for his first team at Kentucky. But the Wildcats have managed to exceed his expectations, anyway.

What seed are Kenny Brooks' Kentucky Wildcats projected to land in the NCAA Tournament? Here's the latest on UK women's basketball.

KSR was in Greenville, SC for the Women’s SEC Tournament. Unfortunately, Kentucky’s run would be very short-lived as the Cats fell to 5-seed Oklahoma 69-65 in the Quarterfinals on Friday —their first and only game in the tournament after fighting to get the double bye.

Talented Kentucky guard Georgia Amoore was in stellar form during the Wildcats' narrow 69-65 loss to the Oklahoma Sooners in the Southeastern Conference Tournament quarterfinal on Friday evening.

University of Kentucky women's basketball coach Kenny Brooks talks about how his team faced and responded to adversity.

According to national media, Kenny Brooks and Kentucky women’s basketball (22-7, 11-5 SEC) have achieved enough to secure a top-16 overall seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament. In the latest edition of ESPN’s Bracketology, Charlie Creme projects the Wildcats as a No. 3 seed.

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kenny Brooks couldn't sleep for two days when he was preparing his Virginia Tech squad to face Kim Caldwell and Marshall in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last year. Caldwell's style of play was unique. She ran a defense that ...

Dawn Staley's No. 6 Gamecocks (27-3, 15-1 SEC) defeated the No. 15 Kentucky 78-66 at the Colonial Life Arena on Sunday.

To Mulkey’s point, not all of South Carolina’s McDonald’s All-Americans have stayed with the team. Talaysia Cooper (Tennessee) and Sania Rivers (N.C. State) are two who chose to transfer out of Columbia.

According to this season’s NCAA women’s college basketball guidelines, the NET rank quadrant ranges are Quad 1 (home 1-25, neutral 1-35 and away 1-45); Quad 2 (home 26-55, neutral 36-65 and away 46-80); Quad 3 (home 56-90, neutral 66-105 and away 81-130) and Quad 4 (home 91-plus, neutral 106-plus and away 131-plus).

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kenny Brooks couldn't sleep for two days when he was preparing his Virginia Tech squad to face Kim Caldwell and Marshall in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last year.