Jack Pilgrim and Shawn Smith talk to a new guest for today's show former Kentucky Equipment Manager and current Synergy Sports employee Spencer Smith to get his opinions on last years Kentucky team as well as the upcoming edition of Kentucky basketball.

One week of summer workouts down, seven more to go for the Kentucky Wildcats. The Joe Craft Center is the home of one of the deepest rosters in college basketball competing at the highest level ahead of the 2025-26 season, and now, intel is starting to roll in highlighting some of the early standouts.

Who looks the part? Sources Say breaks it down while also rolling through USA Basketball leftovers from Colorado Springs, Tay Kinney’s official visit to Lexington, the practice gym redesign with denim and understanding the assignment, players donating $40K to tornado relief efforts, the SEC schedule release for the Cats, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Cason Wallace winning the NBA Finals and previewing this week’s NBA Draft.

Essentially, every major piece of news over the last week is covered in detail this week on Sources Say — and we have a great time doing it.

In today’s episode of Sources Say, we dive into the standout performances of Jasper Johnson and Malachi Moreno at Team USA Camp.

Kentucky fans, this one’s for you—Jamie Shaw joins us to offer expert insight on how these young Wildcats held their own against top-tier talent with Mark Pope in attendance.

Sources Say is LIVE! Camp season is in full swing, Kentucky’s heading to Arkansas, and Otega Oweh’s rocking a new haircut—and a new mindset for his senior year. We’re breaking down the father-child camps, the massive NCAA pay-for-play settlement, and Vince Marrow’s stunning move from Kentucky to Louisville. Buckle up.

Jack Pilgrim and Shawn Smith answer your questions from KSBoard.

It may not be the late-night Sources Say we were all hoping for — remember the Jaxson Robinson draft deadline special at midnight? — but it’s the news we all wanted. Otega Oweh is BACK, announcing his return to Kentucky at the withdrawal deadline, giving the Wildcats a title-contending roster in 2025-26.

Jack Pilgrim and Shawn Smith break down the addition of Braydon Hawthorne to next years roster.

Jack Pilgrim and Shawn Smith return for another episode of the Sources Say Podcast to talk all things Kentucky basketball Tonight they will also be joined by the newest addition to the Kentucky basketball team, Reece Potter.

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Hi, all! And thanks for tuning in. In this week's episode, we're discussing Lee's dog's upcoming lAdY sUrGeRy, a very special new Lifetime movie as well as The Accountant 2. We're also talking about Tom Cruise, Gary Oldman and our producer's new favorite crime. Enjoy!

Just when it appeared the offseason was over, Mark Pope decided to throw a nice little curveball by confirming Kentucky is, in fact, looking to add not one, but multiple pieces to close out the 2025-26 roster. The catch? None are expected to be difference-makers this season, the Wildcats pushing for a redshirt signing or two, maybe a portal player with one year of eligibility remaining looking to live out the dream in Lexington? One way or another, the UK head coach says he’s looking all over the world to find the perfect fits to wrap things up.

Elsewhere, how about some Otega Oweh news? That’s included in the conversation, Pope sharing a BIG-TIME update on the star guard currently testing the draft waters.

Also, Travis Perry is still portaling (and there is speculation he may be cashing out at his next stop, potentially earning starter-level minutes). How that makes Kentucky’s final roster push interesting.