The March to Madness

Kentucky Finds Its Grove

Kentucky played its most complete game of the season Saturday in a 90-59 drilling of South Carolina. Corresponent Gerg Laughlin was in Lexington to take in the scene. There are more photos after the jump, but you can view his full gallery by clicking here.

Dr. Dunkenstein Isn't Walking Through That Door

Our buddy Ryan Parker is back with a new song about the state of basketball at Louisville and Kentucky. It's titled "Dr. Dunkenstein Isn't Walking Through That Door."

Gosh Darn, Didn't See That One Coming ... :-)

Former Kentucky guard Eric Bledsoe is the focus of an NCAA investigation, according to the New York Times.

Changes in Bledsoe's academic record while a prep in Alabama is at the heart of the probe, with investigators also looking at possible extra benefits the player and his mother received after a transfer.

Bledsoe played only one season at Kentucky before declaring himself available for the NBA draft, to be held June 24 at Madison Square Garden. He is projected to be selected in the middle of the first round.

The Times reports that Bledsoe's grade-point average in core courses jumped from 1.9 after his junior year to just under 2.5 during his senior year at A.H. Parker High in Birmingham. Bledsoe transferred to Parker for his senior year after the district closed Carol W. Hayes High.

Kentucky Is Going to the Dogs

The Onion reports that Kentucky violated NCAA rules while recruiting a basketball-playing dog.

He Bleeds Blue

Ryan Parker is back with his latest song, "I Bleed Blue." Visit Ryan Parker Songs.

Balls to the Wall

Kentucky freshman John Wall's game-winning shot Monday night against Miami (Ohio).