Here’s Perry Stevenson talking about his career in preparation for Sunday’s Senior Day. Mark Krebs and Patrick Patterson to come.
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Video: Perry Stevenson talks his unusual career
Published March 5, 2010 2:30 pm UK basketball ClosedTags: Perry Stevenson
UK-Clarion post-game index
Published November 7, 2009 12:01 am UK basketball ClosedTags: John Calipari, John Wall, Patrick Patterson, Perry Stevenson, Ramon Harris
Here’s the post-game index on Kentucky’s 117-52 win over Clarion:
- Post-game video interview with John Wall after his 27-point performance.
- Audio of John Calipari post-game press conference.
- Herald-Leader photo slide show from the game.
- Jerry Tipton’s game story from the victory.
- Video post-game interview with Patrick Patterson.
- Video post-game interview with Perry Stevenson.
- Video post-game interview with Ramon Harris.
Video: Perry Stevenson compares Cousins to Shaq
Published November 6, 2009 11:40 pm College hoops , UK basketball ClosedTags: Perry Stevenson
UK’s Perry Stevenson talks to the media after scoring eight points in a healthy 19 minutes in team’s 117-52 rip of Clarion at Rupp. Stevenson played only the last couple of minutes against Campbellsville on Monday. Perry shows some of the old Perry humor when he says late in this clip that DeMarcous Cousins is like a more mobile Shaq.
Video: Perry Stevenson talks up the new year
Published October 15, 2009 8:27 pm UK basketball 1 CommentTags: Perry Stevenson
Here’s holdover Perry Stevenson, talking about the team, expectations and things during today’s UK Basketball Media Day. Other than Patrick Patterson, some of the returnees didn’t draw the same crowds as the newer players. But they all gave off a much more positive vibe about how things are going at the Craft Center.
Audio: UK post-game after win over Creighton
Published March 23, 2009 9:07 pm UK basketball ClosedTags: Billy Gillispie, Jodie Meeks, Patrick Patterson, Perry Stevenson
Audio: Gillispie talks about Ramon Harris, win over Bama
Published January 24, 2009 6:04 pm UK basketball 3 CommentsTags: Billy Gillispie, Jodie Meeks, Perry Stevenson, Ramon Harris
BBL: Gillispie tells football target he can play basketball
Published January 23, 2009 8:24 am UK basketball , UK football ClosedTags: Billy Gillispie, Donald Russell, Mark Gottfried, Patrick Patterson, Perry Stevenson
- According to Columbus Ledger-Inquirer, UK’s Billy Gillispie has told top football recruit he can play basketball at Kentucky if he signs on to play football with the Cats. (Hat tip to Aaron’s UK basketball blog.)
- Meanwhile, Jason Leiser of the Palm Beach Post reports that UK Has a commitment from Florida prep running back Donald Russell. (Also on Kentucky Sports Radio.)
- On his blog, Chip Cosby also reports on Russell.
- Jody Demling of the Courier-Journal reports that St. X running back Deuce Finch has turned down UK in favor of Boston College.
- UK coach Billy Gillispie talks on the SEC teleconference about Saturday’s game at Alabama.
- Alabama coach Mark Gottfried talks on the same teleconference about Kentucky.
- In the Herald-Leader, Jerry Tipton writes that Perry Stevenson is leaving the praise to others.
- In the Herald-Leader, Mark Story writes that Jodie Meeks is showing the marks of a marked man.
- In the C-J, Brett Dawson writes on the beauty of Patrick Patterson’s beast.
- In the Danville Advocate-Messenger, Larry Vaught writes that Alabama’s athleticism worries Gillispie.
- In the Huntsville Times, columnist Bill Bryant writes that Ronald Steele is not to blame for his abrupt departure.
- Eric Lindsey of the Cat Scratches blog has a UK practice report.
- In the Kentucky Kernel, B.W. Jones writes that the Kentucky women are looking at LSU as a must-win.
- Also in the Kernel, Bobby Reagan has the diary of a UK walk-on, part 2.
- Adreaine Payne, a 2010 UK target, tells Chick Ludwig of the Dayton Daily News that recruiters can wait. (Hat tip to Aaron’s UK Basketball Blog.)
Ten notes from UK’s win over Auburn
Published January 22, 2009 12:32 am UK basketball 2 CommentsTags: Darius Miller, Jeff Lebo, Jodie Meeks, Patrick Patterson, Perry Stevenson
Ten notes from Kentucky’s 73-64 win over Auburn:
- Perry Stevenson recorded his first double-double since the the season-opener against VMI. Stevenson scored 20 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in that game. He had 13 and 12 tonight.
- Patrick Patterson’s 18 rebounds are a career-high.
- Darius Miller played a season-low five minutes. His previous low was seven against Florida Atlantic.
- Jodie Meeks has made 18 of 31 three-pointers in his last three games. He scored 31 points, the sixth game this year he’s topped the 30-point mark.
- UK averaged 1.025 points per possession. Auburn averaged 0.879.
- Kentucky outrebounded Auburn 42-22. That’s the largest rebound margin against an SEC foe since UK outrebounded Vanderbilt by 22 (45-23) on Jan. 12, 2008.
- Kentucky made 26 of 32 free throws for 81.3 percent. In games in which the Cats took 30-or-more free throws, that’s the best the Cats have done since making 26 of 30 for 86.7 percent in first-round NCAA Tournament win over UAB on March 17, 2006.
- Kentucky committed 22 turnovers, the seventh time this year the Cats have committed 20-or-more. UK is 4-3 in those seven games.
- Kentucky has held all four of its SEC opponents under 40 percent from the field. Vandy shot 31.6. Tennessee shot 37.9. Georgia shot 31.1. Auburn shot 38.8.
- Auburn coach Jeff Lebo: “There is no doubt that defensively Kentucky is a very good team. Their intensity in the second half certainly got us out of sync. They pressured us very hard and they have some great size in the perimeter and they ahve some great shot-blocking ability and that really hurt us.”
Audio: Gillispie and UK players after win at Georgia
Published January 18, 2009 2:47 pm TV/radio , UK basketball ClosedTags: Billy Gillispie, Jodie Meeks, Patrick Patterson, Perry Stevenson
Three-pointer on UK’s whip of the Chips
Published December 30, 2008 9:26 am UK basketball ClosedTags: Perry Stevenson
Three points on UK’s 84-52 win over Central Michigan last night:
- 1. At least from a statistical standpoint, UK’s defense was much-improved over last Saturday’s nipping of Florida Atlantic. The Cats allowed an average of 1.05 points per possession against the Owls. That was down to 0.78 last night. True, Central Michigan is not as talented as Florida Atlantic, it did not appear. The Owls made eight of 17 three-pointers on Saturday, where the Chips made just five of 18 last night. But after CMU started the game making seven of 16 shots, the Chips cooled considerably, making just 11 of 42 the remainder of the game.
- 2. UK’s turnover count continues to improve. The Cats were not quite as careful with the basketball as they were on Saturday. Billy Gillispie’s club committed a turnover just once every 9.09 possessions versus the Owls. The figure was once every 5.4 last night. But there were 70 possessions in the CMU game, compared to 63 against FAU as Mike Jarvis’ team milked the clock. Kentucky’s points per possession figured out to 1.20 last night, compared to 1.195 on Saturday. After shooting 53.6 percent last night, the Cats have shot better than 50 percent in each of their last three games.
- 3. Perry Stevenson played 23 miutes last night without scoring. The junior forward took just one shot, a miss. He did grab four rebounds, make three assists and blocked two shots. But it was the first time since Jan. 12, 2008, in the double-overtime win over Vandy, that the Louisiana native has failed to score. The last UK player to play more minutes without scoring was Derrick Jasper, who played all 40 minutes in UK’s NCAA loss to Marquette without scoring a point.





