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  1. ukathletics.com › sports › mbballBrennan Canada – UK Athletics

    Brennan Canada. position Forward; height 6-5; Weight 200; class Graduate Student; Hometown Mount Sterling, Ky. High school George Rogers Clark

  2. www.espn.com › mens-college-basketball › playerBrennan Canada - Kentucky Wildcats Forward - ESPN

    Brennan Canada is a senior forward for the Kentucky Wildcats men's college basketball team. He was born in Mount Sterling, KY and wears number 14.

  3. www.on3.com › teams › kentucky-wildcatsBrennan Canada will return to Kentucky for another season - On3 -...

    Mar 30, 2023 · The senior forward from Mount Sterling, KY announced he is staying at Kentucky for one more year, using his extra year of eligibility from the NCAA. Canada is a walk-on who was given a scholarship in January 2023 and provides veteran leadership on and off the court.

  4. www.on3.com › teams › kentucky-wildcatsBrennan Canada earns scholarship from John Calipari, Kentucky

    Kentucky entered the 2022-23 men’s basketball season with 11 players on scholarship. It will end the year with 12. Walk-on Brennan Canada, a senior guard out of Mount Sterling, KY, has been placed on scholarship by John Calipari. The Kentucky head coach announced the news Monday evening.

  5. www.kentucky.com › sports › collegeBrennan Canada is a walk-on who’s been big for UK basketball ...

    Feb 24, 2023 · Kentucky Wildcats basketball walk-on Brennan Canada will join his fellow UK players for Senior Night against Vanderbilt on Wednesday.

  6. www.aseaofblue.com › 2023/3/30 › 23663615Brennan Canada returning to UK - A Sea Of Blue

    Mar 30, 2023 · The Kentucky native and senior guard announced he was utilizing the free COVID-19 year to play one more season for the Wildcats. He joined UK as a walk-on in 2019 and was awarded a scholarship in 2023.

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  8. www.si.com › college › kentuckyBrennan Canada Returning to Kentucky for Fifth Season

    Mar 30, 2023 · The Kentucky Wildcats guard and native of Mount Sterling, Ky. announced his decision to stay for one more year on Instagram. He was placed on scholarship by coach John Calipari in January and earned his first career start in February.