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Earlier in March Madness, Kentucky head coach Mark Pope revealed that Williams had "incredible energy" as of late, and it's ...
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Sporting News on MSNWhat is Weetabix? Explaining Amari Williams' cereal fueling Kentucky's March Madness successA key member of this Wildcat team that has been powering its run is Amari Willams, who leads Kentucky with 8.6 rebounds and 3 ...
Sideline reporter Evan Washburn dipped his spoon into a bowl of Weetabix. Why? Because Kentucky center Amari Williams is a ...
Kentucky basketball actually had some extra help in their win over Illinios on Sunday, which has led them to a Sweet 16 ...
Kentucky’s Amari Williams is taking his NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deal to new heights—and it’s not just on the court.
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Better eat your Wheaties? Kentucky's Amari Williams credits Weetabix instead for his big gameWilliams had eight points, 10 rebounds, six assists and three blocks in Kentucky’s 84-75 NCAA Tournament second-round victory over Illinois on Sunday after treating himself to some Weetabix, a ...
a British breakfast cereal? That's right. We're here to talk about Weetabix and how it's helped fuel a Kentucky Wildcats run in March Madness, particularly for Williams. It's a breakfast cereal ...
The secret to Amari Williams' success is ... a British breakfast cereal? That's right. We're here to talk about Weetabix and how it's helped fuel a Kentucky Wildcats run in March Madness, particularly ...
It could be the cereal he eats, called Weetabix. Williams, who is a native of Nottingham, England, revealed he ate some ahead of one of Kentucky's tournament games. Let's learn more about ...
For those who may have missed it, the Weetabix frenzy kicked off during Kentucky’s second-round NCAA Tournament win over Illinois, when Williams credited the British breakfast brand for fueling ...
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