North Carolina ends two-game skid with win at UConnWin at UConn ends North Carolina's two-game losing streak
North Carolina ended its two-game losing streak with a win at UConn.
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Report says Commanders will activate DT Jer'Zhan Newton from IRJohnny Newton set to return from injured reserve, report says
The Washington Commanders are expected to activate defensive tackle Jer’Zhan “Johnny” Newton from injured reserve, according to a report.
Man with nationwide warrant arrested in Danville after pursuit
Kevin Keller, wanted on a nationwide warrant from another state, was arrested in Danville after a pursuit on the U.S. 127 Bypass, the Boyle County Sheriff’s Office said. Deputies said Keller sped away when a deputy tried to remove him from the vehicle, reaching about 70 mph; Danville police used spike strips before he stopped at Saint Andrews Catholic Church. A handgun was found in the vehicle. Keller faces charges including fleeing police, being a fugitive and possessing a handgun as a convicted felon.
Juan Fernandez and South Carolina take aim at SEMOSouth Carolina and Juan Fernandez target SEMO
Juan Fernandez and South Carolina are set to take on SEMO, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The available report provides no further details about the matchup.
Luka Doncic's scoring surge on display as Lakers face PistonsLakers face Pistons with Doncic's scoring surge in focus
Luka Doncic’s scoring surge will be in focus as the Los Angeles Lakers face the Detroit Pistons.
Frankfort High graduate places second on University of Louisville Homecoming CourtDiamond Moore will graduate with a nursing degree in December
Diamond Moore, a Frankfort High School graduate, placed second on the University of Louisville Homecoming Court. She is the daughter of Ron Moore Jr. and Marian Moore. Moore will graduate from Louisville in December with a degree in nursing.
Debbie Bell receives Kiwanis Herman Bowers Award
The Kiwanis Club of Frankfort honored Debbie Bell with its Herman Bowers Award at its annual Awards and Recognition Dinner. The club said members contributed 5,000 volunteer hours and took part in 44 community events and service activities during the past fiscal year, supporting children and families across Frankfort and Franklin County. Taylor Carter received Kiwanian of the Year, and Randall Thomas received the President’s Award.
Morning Pointe of Frankfort to host Veterans Day Coffee with Heroes from 10-11 a.m.Veterans Day gathering set at 68 C. Michael Davenport Blvd.
Morning Pointe of Frankfort Assisted Living and The Lantern at Morning Pointe will host Coffee with Heroes on Veterans Day, from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday at 68 C. Michael Davenport Blvd. The gathering will recognize veterans and local community heroes, with residents and associates invited to show appreciation for their service. Executive Director Amber Stansberry said the event will help ensure those who serve know their contributions are valued.
Sixers seek offensive reset against struggling BullsStruggling Bulls face Sixers looking to regroup
The Philadelphia 76ers will look to regroup offensively against the struggling Chicago Bulls.
Kentucky Book Festival marks 45th anniversary at Lexington Green
Book lovers gathered at Joseph’s Booksellers at Lexington Green in Lexington on Saturday, Nov. 7, for the 45th Kentucky Book Festival. The event featured author signings, performances, children’s story time and an illustration barn. Festival director Jay McCoy said meeting authors can help attendees of all ages connect with writers and books. The festival works with the Kentucky Center for the Book and book festivals in all 50 states and six U.S. territories.
Rams activate DE Myles Garrett and place DB Jaylen Watson on IRDB Jaylen Watson goes on IR as Rams activate Myles Garrett
The Rams activated defensive end Myles Garrett and placed defensive back Jaylen Watson on injured reserve. The team did not provide further details in the report.
COLUMN: Kentucky’s matchup with Tennessee couldn’t come at worse time
No. 6 Kentucky, 7-1, visits No. 13 Tennessee, 6-2, in Knoxville for a 6:15 p.m. kickoff, with both teams coming off a bye. Tennessee is seeking to keep its playoff hopes alive after a loss to South Carolina, while Kentucky aims to extend its six-game winning streak. The Volunteers are favored by 6.5 points and bring a strong rushing attack; Kentucky gets starting running back CJ Baxter back.
WTA roundup reports finals set in Hong Kong and ChennaiHong Kong and Chennai named for WTA finals
Finals are set at WTA tournaments in Hong Kong and Chennai. The available report does not identify the players or matchups.
Saylors starts and gets the job done as No. 6 Kentucky sweeps Alabama
No. 6 Kentucky volleyball swept Alabama 3-0 (25-15, 25-14, 25-12) on Nov. 6 in a match with postseason implications. Gracison Saylors made her first SEC start and led the Wildcats with seven kills and six blocks, hitting .778. Coach Craig Skinner said Kentucky was focused on offense and defense throughout the match. The Wildcats next host Mississippi State on Nov. 8 for Senior Day.
Report says Texas WR Cam Coleman is out vs. No. 18 MissouriNo. 18 Missouri faces Texas without WR Cam Coleman, report says
A report says Texas wide receiver Cam Coleman will miss the game against No. 18 Missouri. The report was listed by the Lexington Herald-Leader; no reason was provided in the available information.
MongolZ and MOUZ advance to IEM Beijing grand finalIEM Beijing grand final features MongolZ and MOUZ
The MongolZ and MOUZ advanced to the grand final of the IEM Beijing esports tournament.
NEED TO KNOW: No. 8 Kentucky travels to Neyland Stadium to take on No. 16 Tennessee
No. 8 Kentucky (7-1) visits No. 16 Tennessee (6-2) at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville on Saturday, Nov. 7, after both teams’ bye weeks. Tennessee, ranked No. 13 in the College Football Playoff committee’s poll, is a 6.5-point favorite and could improve its playoff position with a win; Kentucky is No. 6 in the committee rankings. Kentucky offensive lineman Lance Heard returns to Tennessee, where he played before transferring to the Wildcats.
Herald-LeaderWhere to watch, how to follow No. 8 Kentucky’s football game at No. 16 Tennessee - Lexington Herald Leader
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The Kentucky KernelOPP WATCH: No. 16 Tennessee hosts No. 8 Kentucky in playoff-impacting rivalry matchup
The Kentucky KernelNEED TO KNOW: No. 8 Kentucky travels to Neyland Stadium to take on No. 16 Tennessee
Minnesota United carries hot streak and playoff hopes into clash with QuakesMinnesota United's playoff hopes face test against Quakes
Minnesota United take a hot streak and playoff hopes into a matchup with the San Jose Earthquakes.
Aki Iwai takes 1-shot lead into final round at Japan ClassicJapan Classic heads to final round with Aki Iwai leading by 1
Aki Iwai takes a one-shot lead into the final round of the Japan Classic.
Kentucky Kernel football writers predict the rest of the Wildcats season
Kentucky football is 7-1 and tied for first in the SEC after its bye week, with games against Tennessee, Florida, Missouri and Louisville remaining. Kentucky Kernel writers offer differing forecasts: some predict a 3-1 finish, a 10-2 record and a place in the SEC title game and College Football Playoff. Another projects a 2-2 finish, a 9-3 record and a Citrus Bowl matchup with Iowa.
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