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Where things stand with the 2019-20 Kentucky basketball roster

May 24, 2019May 24, 2019| 0 Comment| 11:52
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When five-star forward Jaden McDaniels picked Washington over Kentucky earlier this week, the Wildcats lost their final target in the 2019 recruiting class. While he waits for Nick Richards and EJ Montgomery to make their NBA draft decisions, Calipari continues to monitor the graduate transfer market

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