LEXINGTON, Ky. Billy Gillispie doesn't know about chemistry problems or whether he was the right fit at Kentucky. What he does know is that he simply didn ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. Billy Gillispie thought winning at Kentucky would be enough, that adding a Final Four banner to the rafters at Rupp Arena would endear him to ...

... college basketball," former Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall. "In just over 100 days on the job, new Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie has created a buzz that is deafening but sweet music in the Commonweath." Wendell Barnhouse, Fort Worth Star ...

... an eight-year, $31.65 million deal and charging him with restoring some of the luster the program lost during Billy Gillispie's rocky two-year tenure. It's a challenge the charismatic and highly successful Calipari plans to meet head ...

... what it takes to survive one of college basketball's most prestigious and most scrutinized jobs. Kentucky fired Billy Gillispie last Friday after two disappointing seasons. - Advertisement - The Commercial Appeal of Memphis, Tenn., first ...

... by Pelphrey's young, slumping Hogs is needed to inject life into this rivalry. - Advertisement - Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie isn't convinced that any of its intensity has been lost because of his school's eight-year domination. Plus ...

... with its first home win over the Wildcats since 2002. "I knew Sosa wasn't going to pass it," Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie said. "When you think about the entire possession and you get your choice of a 24-foot shot with no passes, you ...

... Appalachian State and they're a nice team, but not nearly like a Tennessee on their home court," Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie said. Kentucky (13-4, 2-0 SEC) was picked to finish third in the East Division behind Tennessee and Florida ...

... He has an ability to almost see through you, to not pay attention to you and get shots off." Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie agreed with his counterpart's assertion, commenting that Meeks' constant effort wasn't anything new. Meeks ...

... after Creighton coach Dana Altman stayed for just 24 hours. The first man who got a crack at the job? Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie, a fact that surely won't be forgotten anytime soon by Arkansas fans. Through a friend, Gillispie had made his ...