ATLANTA — Kentucky has a coach with a clipboard who knows how to use it. New Wildcats head man Mark Pope made all the right decisions down the stretch of a 77-72 win over No. 6 Duke that will have Big Blue Nation falling even further in love with him.

What did the media think of Kentucky basketball’s 77-72 victory over the Duke Blue Devils on Tuesday in the Champions Classic? Some links: Four takeaways from Duke’s nail-biting loss to Kentucky, from Steve Wiseman of the Raleigh News and Observer.

Kentucky basketball delivered the first signature win of the Mark Pope era. Look back at UK vs Duke score updates and highlights from Atlanta.

The Duke Blue Devils suffered their first loss of the season on Tuesday night, dropping a 77-72 game to the Kentucky Wildcats after getting outscored 24-11 over the final 10 minutes. As a result, head

Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats made the trip to Atlanta, or as it is better known in Lexington, 'Catlanta,' to take on the #6 Duke Blue Devils, and the Wil

No. 19 Kentucky got its first look at a big dog Tuesday with its game against No. 6 Duke, and by walking away from the Champions Classic clash with the 77-72 win, the Wildcats proved themselves to still be big dogs too.

His level of success was a big part of why Kentucky basketball poached him from BYU. He led Utah Valley to a 77-56 within four seasons, and BYU to a 110-52 record with four tournament appearances. Also,

UNC Commit Slated to Battle Duke's Boozer Twins. The Holy Innocents Episcopal School (Ga.) five-star, a 6-foot-9, 205-pound forward who stacks up No. 5 overall on the 2