2018-19 college basketball rankings: Kentucky adds 2 big pieces, moves to No. 1
Posted Jun 24, 2018
Kentucky lost a lot of players early to the NBA Draft, per usual. But you can still reasonably argue that this has been a great offseason for the Wildcats. P.J. Washington and Quade Green returned to school. Ashton Hagans reclassified. And Reid Travis committed. So now John Calipari has an immensely talented roster that's also sprinkled with experience.
(CBS Sports)
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