We can’t even go a single game now without Amari Williams reaching some sort of statistical achievement that hasn’t been done in however many decades. Against Vanderbilt earlier this week, the seven-footer was about as perfect as possible in a basketball game: 17 points on 6-6 shooting including a 5-5 mark from the free throw line.

Kentucky was looking for a bounce-back win to build some momentum down the stretch of SEC play, and they got it in a big way in the win over Vanderbilt. Kentuck

Amari Williams notched only the fourth triple-double in Kentucky basketball's record book in a 98-84 loss to host Ole Miss on Tuesday night.

While Otega Oweh, who has scored at least 10 points in each game this season, has been Kentucky's most consistent player, it would be hard to imagine how the Wildcats

Kentucky's starting center, Amari Williams, was a player that many fans were frustrated with at different points of the season, but as SEC play winds down, the seven-footer is playing elite basketball.

No. 17 Kentucky remains without three point guards due to injury, but a patchwork lineup led by junior Otega Oweh and senior Amari Williams held off Vanderbilt 82-61 in SEC

Kentucky basketball center Amari Williams talks to the media after the Wildcats’ 82-61 win over Vanderbilt on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025, at Rupp Arena. Williams scored 17 points in the win.