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Just In:Mark Stoops Bagged a 4-Years, $100,000 million Deal Offer, Setting a Massive Record!! Earlier this month, Mark Stoops' coaching contract, which is among the best in college football, got much better. Chris Vannini of The Athletic reports that Stoops agreed to a contract extension with Kentucky that would expire in June 2031. The agreement gives him almost $100,000 more than John Calipari and increases his income to $8.6 million year (up from $6.35 million). It is interesting to note that, because the contract was signed the day before the Vanderbilt loss, a press release was scheduled to be issued on November 18th to convey the news. Stoops will now rank as the ninth highest-paid college football coach according to NBC Sports' list of the highest-paid coaches, which was compiled back in September. Due to his compensation increase, Stoops now receives a higher salary than well-known coaches like Lane Kiffin (Ole Miss), Jim Harbaugh (Michigan), and Jimbo Fischer (Texas A&M)....

Daily Report:ESPN's updated 2025 NBA Draft Big Board includes 5 Kentucky players Even though Kentucky's run of first-round NBA Draft selections is probably coming to an end this summer, a few Wildcats will still make it to the major leagues around this time next year. ESPN's Jonathan Givony revised his 2025 NBA Draft Top 100 prospect rankings on Saturday morning. Although none of the five current Wildcats placed higher than 60th, they were all listed. The two rounds of this year's NBA Draft will provide 59 total selections. John Calipari's first season as head coach in 2010 was the last time a former player from the UK was selected in the first round. The Wildcats that ESPN reported in early December are somewhat different from this bunch. Only four Kentucky players made it into the Top 100 at the time. Garrison was taken off the list after being ranked No. 81 in the prior update, while Carr and Williams were added after missing the previous one....