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May is quickly coming to a close and college athletics is on the brink of a massive change. The Kentucky football season is now only 100 days away and 11 Personnel is ready to talk about it all.
Nick Roush and myself are jumping into KSR’s virtual studios on this rainy Thursday night in the Bluegrass to discuss what the House v. NCAA settlement means, where the Kentucky roster sits entering summer workouts, and preview a massive upcoming announcement for the 2025 class.

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11 roster additions down and two to go for Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats. Who will they be? All eyes are on Chaz Lanier and Jaxson Robinson to close things out while three-star forward Jamie Vinson has also emerged as a potential 13th man out of Oak Hill, visiting campus this week.
What should we expect with both visits wrapped up and a decision coming shortly for Lanier? Where do things stand for Robinson as he tests the draft waters ahead of next week’s deadline?
Also, how did Pope’s first live period go as the head coach at Kentucky? KSR was in attendance at EYBL Session III in Indianapolis following him and the staff around as they lay the foundation of their recruiting base in 2025 and beyond.
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Last week it was nine, now it’s 11 for Mark Pope and Kentucky basketball. Trent Noah made the decision to flip from South Carolina to the Wildcats late last week, followed by the most recent addition of Fairleigh Dickinson transfer Ansley Almonor.
What do those signings mean for Kentucky? And what’s next for the Wildcats with two scholarship spots remaining? All eyes are on North Florida’s Chaz Lanier and BYU’s Jaxson Robinson, both exploring their draft options with UK seen as a top contender should they decide to pull out.
Is this roster competitive as currently constructed? And what needs to be added to take it to the next level in Pope’s first season in Lexington? Sources Say breaks it down tonight in episode 335. You can watch the show in its entirety below:
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It’s a big week for the city of Louisville and KSR’s two Louisville residents are fired up to see the world’s best golfers compete in the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club. 11 Personnel will let you know the ins and outs of the course before you make the trek to Middletown and share their best bets.

This isn’t a golf podcast. This is a Kentucky football podcast. The PGA Championship is merely an appetizer for what should be a jam-packed episode driven by our lovely subscribers at KSBoard who have loaded our mailbag with questions about Mark Stoops’ 2024 Wildcats. A few Kentucky football topics that will be addressed Wednesday night…

— Kentucky gets the SEC on ABC treatment.
— Impact players that aren’t being talked about enough ahead of the 2024 Kentucky football season.
— Defensive players that must take a step to be ready in 2025.
— Which position group can raise the ceiling of the Wildcats?
— Does the pass rush have the chops to be among the SEC’s best?
— Can Brock Vandagriff finally give Kentucky a 3,000-yard passer?
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For the second straight week, 11 Personnel is talking about a new addition to the Kentucky football program. This time it’s a homecoming for an Owensboro quarterback.
A day after officially visiting Kentucky, Gavin Wimsatt committed to the Cats. A former four-star talent, Wimsatt spent the last three years at Rutgers and was the starter for a 7-6 Scarlet Knights team that won its first bowl game in 10 years. 11 Personnel shares what the addition means for the program and how the running quarterback may be used in the offense.
That’s not all we’re talking about on tonight’s show…
— If you have two quarterbacks, do you really have none?
— Coaches are making stupid NIL comments
— Intriguing early college football lines
— a Kentucky basketball/football cross-over
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Things are coming together, folks. The Kentucky basketball roster is up to nine and the staff is up to four, just a few key pieces here and there to close things out for Mark Pope’s first official ride in Lexington.
Two of the newest pieces? Dayton sharpshooter Koby Brea and West Virginia playmaker Kerr Kriisa, top backcourt targets for Pope out of the portal that are now signed, sealed and delivered. What’s next? Well, it starts with star talent — and the Wildcats are fortunately positioned well for at least one of those.
How did we get to this point and what’s next for the Wildcats? Sources Say breaks it down in episode 334. You can watch the show in its entirety below:
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