The John Clay Podcast: What does Kentucky basketball do now?

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Kentucky basketball players Oscar Tshiebwe and Chris Livingston both announced on May 31, 2023, that they are staying in the NBA Draft. Meanwhile, Antonio Reeves withdrew from the draft, but says he will consider his options for next season.

That leaves John Calipari with as few as seven scholarship players on his 2023-24 roster. Lexington Herald-Leader sports columnist John Clay and Kentucky.com UK beat writer Ben Roberts discuss the developments and where Calipari might go to fill out his roster. For more Kentucky basketball coverage visit www.kentuckysports.com.

John Calipari still has some work to do on Kentucky’s roster before the team heads to Toronto for a series of exhibition games in July.
John Calipari still has some work to do on Kentucky’s roster before the team heads to Toronto for a series of exhibition games in July.

This could be an unprecedented exodus for Kentucky basketball. Even by Calipari standards.

Three takeaways from Kentucky basketball’s disappointing NBA Draft Decision Day

Antonio Reeves is returning to college. But he might not be coming back to Kentucky.

Oscar Tshiebwe is leaving Kentucky. How can UK fill the void left by his departure?

Chris Livingston is staying in the NBA Draft. Here’s what that means for Kentucky.