Kentucky Wildcats explore options for final roster spot amid lawsuit

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 3:38 PM

Last updated Jul 15, 2026

Kentucky Wildcats explore options for final roster spot amid lawsuit
Summary

The Kentucky Wildcats have an open roster spot as they prepare for the upcoming season. Coach Mark Pope expressed satisfaction with the current team, indicating that adding a player is not a priority. However, if a lawsuit filed by a group of players seeking a fifth year of eligibility is successful, former target Cade Tyson may become a potential option for Kentucky. Tyson, who previously played at Belmont and Minnesota, averaged 19.6 points this past season. The Wildcats could benefit from adding a proven sharpshooter. The outcome of Tyson's eligibility and Kentucky's interest remains speculative as of now.

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  • Kentucky Wildcats currently have one open roster spot.
  • Coach Mark Pope is content with the team as it stands.
  • Cade Tyson is one player involved in a lawsuit for a fifth year.
  • Tyson averaged 19.6 points and 5.4 rebounds last season.
  • Kentucky's interest in Tyson is currently unofficial.
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  • 3:38 PMYahoo SportsA lawsuit may allow Kentucky to fill their final roster spot
What they're saying
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Rumors abound that the Kentucky Wildcats could have a target in mind for their final roster spot if a recent lawsuit is successful.

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