Kentucky Wildcats await decision on Mark Mitchell's eligibility today
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 10:40 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

The Kentucky Wildcats are poised for a crucial ruling regarding the eligibility of Mark Mitchell, a transfer from Missouri. Judge Brian Edwards in Louisville is expected to deliver a decision today, although delays have been indicated due to pushback from SEC commissioner Greg Sankey and others. Mitchell, who averaged 18 points and five rebounds last season, has become a target for Kentucky amid their roster turnover and head coach Mark Pope's need for improvements following a challenging season. The Wildcats recently lost out on another transfer, further intensifying hopes for Mitchell’s approval.
- •Mark Mitchell's eligibility ruling expected today from Judge Brian Edwards.
- •Mitchell averaged 18 points and five rebounds last season at Missouri.
- •Kentucky lost out on Jaxon Kohler, heightening interest in Mitchell's status.
- •Delays in the decision noted due to pushback from SEC officials.
- •Head coach Mark Pope seeks roster improvement after a difficult prior season.
- 10:40 AMYahoo Sports — Kentucky Wildcats News: Mark Mitchell Court Injunction Day?
"Will this be the day we learn where MarK Mitchell will play next season?
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