Kentucky gets new options for final basketball roster spot
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 12:14 AM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
The Kentucky basketball team has one roster spot left to fill following a ruling by Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. District Court of Colorado. The judge's injunction now permits athletes who just completed their fourth year, such as Denzel Aberdeen, to be eligible for a fifth season in NCAA sports. This ruling allows Kentucky coach Mark Pope additional prospects when considering players, including potential free agents like AJ Storr and others who may fit the team’s needs. Kentucky remains open to adding a player that aligns well with their current roster and goals. The situation continues to evolve as the team weighs its options.
- •Kentucky has one roster spot available.
- •Judge Sweeney's injunction expands eligibility for veterans.
- •Denzel Aberdeen and AJ Storr may be affected.
- •Kentucky coach Mark Pope is evaluating new prospects.
- •The team is interested in adding a fitting player.
- 12:14 AMYahoo Sports — Judge opens up more options for final Kentucky roster spot
"The Kentucky basketball team has one final roster spot available, and a judge's ruling has given them more options.
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