Kentucky unveils 2019/20 non conference schedule

Oct 27. Georgetown College (Exh).

Nov 1. Kentucky State (Exh).

Nov 5. Michigan State (New York).

Nov 8. EKU.

Nov 12. Evansville.

Nov 18. Utah Valley.

Nov. 22. Mount St. Mary's.

Nov. 24. Lamar.

Nov. 29. UAB.

Dec. 7. Farleigh Dickerson.

Dec. 14. Georgia Tech.

Dec. 18. Utah (Las Vegas).

Dec. 21. Ohio State (Las Vegas).

Dec. 28. at Louisville.

Jan. 25. at Texas Tech (SEC/Big 12).

Weak. Surely Cal could out something together better than this.

Weak. Surely Cal could out something together better than this.

How many other schools play six Power 5 Conference schools out of conference?

How many other schools play six Power 5 Conference schools out of conference?

Not to mention CBS Sports ranks Michigan State #1, Louisville #4, Texas Texas Tech #13, and Ohio State #21...

Any idea when the games in Vegas will go on sale? I've been looking since May and still haven't found anything.

Weak. Surely Cal could out something together better than this.

UK's strength of schedule is usually one of the best in the nation. I think we will look back at the end of the year and this schedule will be right there.

Oct 27. Georgetown College (Exh).

Nov 1. Kentucky State (Exh).

Nov 5. Michigan State (New York).

Nov 8. EKU.

Nov 12. Evansville.

Nov 18. Utah Valley.

Nov. 22. Mount St. Mary's.

Nov. 24. Lamar.

Nov. 29. UAB.

Dec. 7. Farleigh Dickerson.

Dec. 14. Georgia Tech.

Dec. 18. Utah (Las Vegas).

Dec. 21. Ohio State (Las Vegas).

Dec. 28. at Louisville.

Jan. 25. at Texas Tech (SEC/Big 12).

The Louisville game is in Rupp.

Overall, a pretty good schedule. As far as season ticket holders go, probably not worth the price although Louisville helps. I'm curious if the home schedule improves once the Rupp Arena renovations are complete.

Not to mention CBS Sports ranks Michigan State #1, Louisville #4, Texas Texas Tech #13, and Ohio State #21...

Those are the only out of conference schedule games they will have problems with. The rest should be cake walk. Like I said its weak.

The Louisville game is in Rupp.

So....not a single road game in the non-conference? Interesting.

Those are the only out of conference schedule games they will have problems with. The rest should be cake walk. Like I said its weak.

Pretty much the same type of schedule every team has...most have only 1 or 2 decent out of conference games. UK at least has 6.

So....not a single road game in the non-conference? Interesting.

Texas Tech game is on the Road I think.

Texas Tech game is on the Road I think.

After conference play has already started, sorry, I should have been more specific. It very well may be, but in late January, UK will have already played a road SEC game at that point.

Those are the only out of conference schedule games they will have problems with. The rest should be cake walk. Like I said its weak.

Weak to the eye, but hardly weak comparatively.

I get it. Most teams water down the schedule some but I would have swapped a Duke, UNC, Indiana, Baylor, Kansas, UCLA, Cincinnati, Michigan with a couple of those smaller teams. But hey that's just me I guess.

I get it. Most teams water down the schedule some but I would have swapped a Duke, UNC, Indiana, Baylor, Kansas, UCLA, Cincinnati, Michigan with a couple of those smaller teams. But hey that's just me I guess.

That would be awesome, but do you think these teams are looking to do the same? It takes two to tango. It wasn't Calipari saying, "hey, let's play Lamar instead of Duke."