Kentucky men's basketball has three years left to try to salvage the 2020s

Posted Aug 8, 2026
As the 2020s move toward their ending, Kentucky men's basketball has only three years remaining to avert producing the worst decade in the storied history of the program. If you wonder why the Big Blue Nation has been so grumpy, Cats backers are living through the leanest period for the program since the NCAA Tournament began in 1939. (MSN.com)

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