The Kentucky Wildcats basketball team is set to return to the venue where its blood was turned blue, a venue that holds significant historical importance for the team. This venue is Old Madison Square. It was at the Old Madison Square Garden that Kentucky won its first national championship in 1948, marking the beginning of the team’s “blue blood” status.
The Wildcats have a storied history at Madison Square Garden, with a 24-10 record at the Old Garden and a 14-6 record at the current venue. They have won numerous championships and events at the Garden, including two Olympic Trials and several NIT championships.
This weekend, the Wildcats will face off against Ohio State in the CBS Sports Classic at Madison Square Garden. The game is set to air on CBS at 5:30 pm EST.
In other news, there is uncertainty surrounding the future of Kentucky Wildcats quarterback Brock Vandagriff. Despite rumors that he may be leaving the program, Vandagriff has remained silent on his plans. The team has been actively recruiting other quarterbacks from the transfer portal, including Maalik Murphy and Zach Calzada.
Vandagriff’s situation has been the subject of much speculation, with some rumors suggesting that he may have a two-year NIL deal or that he may be considering retirement from football. However, there has been no official word from Vandagriff or the program, leaving his future with the team uncertain
