Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats have a massive game coming up on Saturday as they make the trip to Tuscaloosa to take on the #4 Alabama Crimson Tide. Alabama has lost back-to-back games to Auburn and Missouri,

Alabama hosts Kentucky tomorrow in Tuscaloosa after back to back losses to Auburn and Missouri. The Crimson Tide is playing it’s final regular season games before the start of March Madness. Mizzou coach Dennis Gates headed off students who might have charged onto the court in celebration after the Tigers upset Alabama on Wednesday.

A big shakeup is imminent near the top of the AP Top 25 poll Monday after No. 1 Auburn won decisively over No. 2 Alabama in Tuscaloosa over the weekend and No. 5 Tennessee succumbed to No. 15 Kentucky for the second time this season.

No. 4 Alabama faces the No. 17 Kentucky Wildcats after Mark Sears scored 35 points in Alabama's 110-98 loss to the Missouri Tigers

Kentucky basketball went into Tuscaloosa on Saturday hoping to pull of the upset down two of their starting guards in Lamont Butler and Jaxson Robinson, but tha

Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats have made the trip down to Tuscaloosa for a rematch against the Alabama Crimson Tide, where the Cats will look for revenge.

Kentucky came out firing, quickly building a 30-18 lead. However, Alabama responded with a dominant stretch, erasing the deficit and surging ahead by nine points before halftime. The Crimson Tide ...

Five things you need to know from No. 17 Kentucky’s 96-83 loss to No. 4 Alabama: 1. The one elite team Kentucky has not been able to beat. The loss in Tuscaloosa drops UK to 5-2 vs. teams that began Saturday in the top 10 in the NCAA NET rankings. The Wildcats are now 6-2 vs. teams in the NET top 20.

Three takeaways from Kentucky basketball’s 96-83 loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday at Coleman Coliseum: You can survive shorthanded for awhile. You can rally around each other, have players step up, and win a game or two without your starting guards. You might even win more than you lose. Over the long haul, it’s not sustainable.

Here's a look at how many times Alabama basketball has swept Kentucky, which the Crimson Tide can do with a win Saturday