Kentucky Wildcats Head Coach Kenny Brooks Provides Update on Guard Georgia Amoore
Lexington, KY – In a recent press conference, Kentucky Wildcats women’s basketball head coach Kenny Brooks shared significant news regarding star guard Georgia Amoore. Amoore, who transferred from Virginia Tech alongside Coach Brooks, has been instrumental in the Wildcats’ impressive 20-4 record this season.
Amoore’s Impactful Performance
Since joining Kentucky, Amoore has led the team in scoring, averaging 18.3 points per game, and tops the Southeastern Conference (SEC) in assists with 7.4 per game. Her on-court leadership and synergy with Coach Brooks have been pivotal in the Wildcats’ resurgence as an SEC powerhouse.
Coach Brooks’ Remarks
Coach Brooks addressed recent concerns about Amoore’s health and availability for the upcoming critical games against top-ranked opponents such as LSU, Tennessee, and South Carolina. He confirmed that Amoore had experienced minor fatigue but reassured fans of her readiness:
> “Georgia is a competitor. She’s had a heavy workload, but with proper rest and our medical team’s support, she’s prepared for the challenges ahead.”
Brooks also highlighted the importance of managing player health during the rigorous season:
> “It’s essential to balance practice intensity and recovery. Our focus is on ensuring players like Georgia are at their peak when it matters most.”
Looking Ahead
With four challenging games remaining in the regular season, the Wildcats aim to improve their SEC tournament seeding. Amoore’s performance will be crucial in these matchups, and fans are optimistic about the team’s potential to make a deep postseason run.
For a detailed recap of Coach Brooks and Georgia Amoore discussing their recent performance and upcoming games, watch the following press conference:
*Note: This article reflects information available as of February 20, 2025.*