Mark Pope’s Kentucky Wildcats continue to roll. Now ranked No. 9 in this week’s edition of the AP Top 25 poll, UK improved to 4-0 on the season with a leisurely 97-68 home win against Lipscomb on Tuesday night at Rupp Arena.

Kentucky's win over the Duke Blue Devils turned heads in the college basketball world as this finally proved Mark Pope's team is capable of beating the best tea

Kentucky basketball coach Mark Pope says the Wildcats don't worry about letdowns after big wins and are laser focused on what they need to do next.

Hating Kentucky isn’t cool or fun anymore because Kentucky’s coach is both. Mark Pope is relentlessly likable, which means Kentucky basketball has become likable. Adjust accordingly.

That's exactly the type of people Mark Pope is getting to join the Kentucky program when he goes out to recruit. It started with this year's Kentucky roster, but Pope says there is "elite level kids" in this program.

Mark Pope hopes Kentucky basketball has a game with at least 100 rebounds one day. And UK's first-year coach knows how outlandish that goal sounds.

Pope played two seasons at Kentucky, winning a national championship with the program in 1996 under legendary coach Rick Pitino. Following five seasons piloting BYU, Pope accepted the head job for the Wildcats this past April to succeed John Calipari.

Kentucky pulled off a big statement win on Tuesday against No. 6 Duke in the Champions Classic, but it did not come easy. With the Wildcats down nine at halftim

The Kentucky Wildcats are 4-0 after a dominating 97-68 win over the Lipscomb Bisons. After drilling 12/25 attempts from deep, this became the first Kentucky team ever to make at least 10 3s in the first four games of a regular season.