List of University of Kentucky alumni

This is a list of encyclopedic people associated with the University of Kentucky in the United States.

Notable alumni (non-sports)

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Terry Adkins	MFA 1979	Interdisciplinary artist and musician	[1]
Joyce Hamilton Berry	MA 1967, PhD 1970	Clinical psychologist	[2]
Madeline McDowell Breckinridge	1890–1894 (did not graduate)	Leader of the women's suffrage movement	[3]
Stephen Bright	BA 1971, JD 1974	President of the Southern Center for Human Rights	[4]
Viola Davis Brown	BSN 1972	Civil rights advocate for public health and medical education	[5]
Bradley Cantrell	BS 2001	Landscape architect	[6]
David Horace Clift	BS 1930	President of the American Library Association	[7]
P. J. Conkwright	BA 1928	Graphic designer and typographer	[8]
Brenda Cowan	1986	Lexington's first black female firefighter; died in the line of duty	[9]
G. Lindsey Davis	MS 1972	Methodist Bishop	[10]
Mary Desha	(did not graduate)	Founder of the Daughters of the American Revolution	[11]
Edward A. Eckenhoff	MA 1968	Founder and president of the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, D.C.	[12]
Pam Elam	BA 1972, JD 1975	Feminist activist	[13]
Mark P. Finlay	B.Arch 1977	Architect	[14]
Story Musgrave	MS 1966	Astronaut	[15]
OpTic Ace		Professional gamer	[16]
John T. Scopes	BA 1924	Defendant in the Scopes Trial	[17]
Yang Sung-chul	PhD 1970	Political scientist, South Korean ambassador to the United States (2000–2003)[18]	[19]

Academia and research

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Ronald Akers	PhD 1966	Professor Emeritus of Criminology at the University of Florida	[20]
Diogenes Allen	BA 1954	Professor of Philosophy at Princeton Theological Seminary; Rhodes Scholar	[21]
W. David Arnett	BS 1961	Regents Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Arizona	[22]
Robert A. Baker	BA 1948, MA 1949	Professor of Psychology at the University of Kentucky; UFO skeptic	[23]
William M. Bass	MS 1956	Professor of Forensic Anthropology at the University of Tennessee	[24]
George Billman	PhD 1980	Professor of physiology at The Ohio State University	[25]
Charles E. Bishop	MS 1948	Chancellor of the University of Maryland, College Park, President of the University of Arkansas, Chancellor of the University of Houston System	[26]
Sarah Gibson Blanding	BA 1923	First female president of Vassar College	[27]
M. Christopher Brown II	MS 1994	President of Alcorn State University and Kentucky State University	[28]
Robert A. Bryan	MA 1951, PhD 1956	President of the University of Florida, University of Central Florida, and University of South Florida	[29]
Francisco Xavier Castellanos	R 1991	Director of Research at the New York University Child Research Center	[30]
Lois Mai Chan	PhD 1980	Professor of Library Science at the University of Kentucky	[31]
Dale T. Chapman	BS	President of Lewis and Clark Community College	[32]
Philip B. Coulter	1961–1962 (did not graduate)	Professor Emeritus of Political Science and former Dean at the University of New Orleans	[33]
Matt Cutts	BS 1995	Software engineer	[34]
Paul W. Davenport	PhD 1980	Professor of Physiology at the University of Florida	[35]
Mark E. Davis	BS 1977, MS 1978, PhD 1981	Professor of Chemical Engineering at the California Institute of Technology	[36]
Brady J. Deaton	BS 1966, MA 1968	Chancellor of the University of Missouri	[37]
Peter Dendle	BA 1990, MA 1993	Professor of English at Penn State Mont Alto	[38]
Robert Denhardt	PhD 1968	Professor of Public Policy at the University of Southern California	[39]
Vijay K. Dhir	PhD 1972	Former Dean of the University of California, Los Angeles Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science	[40]
Joseph T. DiPiro	PharmD 1981	Dean of the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy	[41]
C. Kenneth Dodd Jr.	BS 1971	Herpetologist and conservationist	[42]
Charles M. Dollar	MA 1963, PhD 1966	Electronic records program manager at the National Archives and Records Administration and Professor at the University of British Columbia	[43]
Herman Lee Donovan	BS 1914, LLD 1933	Former President of the University of Kentucky	[44]
Michael Dorff	PhD 1997	Mathematician at Brigham Young University, President of the Mathematical Association of America, and Founder of the Center for Undergraduate Research in Mathematics	[45]
Ronald Enroth	MA 1963, PhD 1967	Professor of Sociology at Westmont College	[46]
Betty Jane Gorin-Smith	BA 1963, MA 1967	Historian	[47]
Bradlee L. Heckmann	BS 2009	Neuroimmunologist & Cell Biologist	[48]
A. D. Kirwan	AB 1926	Former President of the University of Kentucky	[49]
William English Kirwan	AB 1960	Chancellor of the University System of Maryland	[50]
John E. Leland	PhD 1994	Director of the University of Dayton Research Institute	[51]
Helen Matthews Lewis	PhD 1970	Sociologist, historian, and activist	[52]
William Lipscomb	BS 1941	1976 winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry	[53]
Anne Hazen McFarland, M.D.		physician and medical journal editor	[54]
Thomas Hunt Morgan	BS 1886	Natural scientist and winner of the 1933 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine	[55]
Thomas Volney Munson	BS 1870, MS 1893, DSc 1906	Horticulturalist	[56]
Lee T. Todd Jr.	BS 1968	Former president of the University of Kentucky; inventor; entrepreneur	[57]
Nancy Tomes	BA 1974	Author and eminent historian of public health; recipient of the Bancroft Prize in 2017; Distinguished Professor, Stony Brook University	[58]
Edwin O. Ware Sr.		Baptist clergyman and principal founder of Louisiana College in Pineville, Louisiana	[59]

Business

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Don Ball	Received Honorary Degrees in 2016	Founder of Ball Homes	[60]
Wendell Cherry	BA 1957, LLB 1959	Founder of Humana	[61]
Joe Craft	BS 1972, JD 1976	CEO of Alliance Resource Partners, a large coal producer	[62]
Nicholas Dante Dimengo	BA 2007	Entrepreneur and Internet Journalist	[63]
Carol Martin "Bill" Gatton	BS 1954	Businessman and major contributor to the university; namesake of College of Business and Economics	[64]
Rodney McMullen	BS 1981, MS 1982	CEO of The Kroger Company	[65]
Chris T. Sullivan	BS 1972	Founder of Outback Steakhouse	[66]

Entertainment

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Adunni Ade	BS 2008	Actress and model	[67]
Ramsey Carpenter	BA 2013	Miss Kentucky 2014	[68]
Leticia Cline	BS 2000	Model	[69]
Wes Cowan	MA	Auctioneer and appraiser for Antiques Roadshow and History Detectives	[70]
Joseph David-Jones	(did not graduate)	Actor	[71]
Clark Janell Davis	BA 2018	Miss Kentucky 2015	[72]
Jenna Day	BA 2014	Miss Kentucky 2013	[73]
Jimmy Dunne	BA 1977	Songwriter, recording artist, composer, film and television producer, and entrepreneur	[74][75]
Chris Easterly	BA 1998	Screenwriter	[76]
Miss Elizabeth	BA	WWF and WCW professional wrestling manager, wife of Randy Savage	[77]
Richard Bunger Evans	(did not graduate)	Composer and pianist	[78]
M. E. Hart	BA, JD	Played "MC Double Def DP" in the Software Publishers Association video Don't Copy That Floppy	[79]
Ashley Judd	BA 2007	Actress; celebrity fan of the Wildcats (men's) basketball team	[80]
Glenn Kotche	BM 1994	A percussionist and composer, best known as drummer for Chicago rock band Wilco; named the 41st greatest drummer of all time by Gigwise in 2008	[81]
Read Morgan	1949–1951 (did not graduate)	Actor (The Deputy); Wildcats basketball player	[82]
Jean Ritchie	AB 1946	Folk musician, singer, and songwriter who plays the Appalachian dulcimer	[83]
Reshma Shetty	MM, 2003	Singer, Actress, Royal Pains	[84]
Harry Dean Stanton		Actor known for playing Roman Grant on Big Love
Kristine Sutherland		Actress, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Rudy Vaughn	BM 2003	Musician, singer-songwriter	[85]
Sullivan Canaday White	BA 1988	Theater producer, director, and educator	[86]

Government, law, and public policy

Note: Individuals who belong in multiple sections appear in the first relevant section.

United States governors

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
J. C. W. Beckham	1889	Former Governor of Kentucky	[87]
Steve Beshear	BA 1966, JD 1968	Former Governor of Kentucky
Ned Breathitt	BS 1948, LLB 1950	Former Governor of Kentucky	[88]
John Y. Brown Jr.	BA 1957, LLB 1960	Former Governor of Kentucky	[89]
Julian Carroll	BA 1954, LLB 1956	Former Governor of Kentucky	[90]
Albert B. "Happy" Chandler	LLB 1924, LLD 1936	Governor of Kentucky, U.S. Senator from Kentucky, Commissioner of Major League Baseball responsible for integration and was inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame	[91]
Earle Clements	AB 1917	Former Governor of Kentucky	[92]
Martha Layne Collins	BS 1959	Former Governor of Kentucky	[93]
Bert Combs	LLB 1937	Former Governor of Kentucky, Former Judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit	[94]
Milton C. Elstner	BA 1872 JD ?	Three time United States Attorney for the Western District of Louisiana under five presidents.	[95]
William J. Fields		Former Governor of Kentucky, Former Representative from Kentucky's 9th congressional district	[96]
Ernie Fletcher	BS 1974, MD 1984	Former Governor of Kentucky, former Representative from Kentucky's 6th congressional district	[97]
Wendell Ford	1942–1943 (did not graduate)	Former Governor of Kentucky, Former Senator from Kentucky	[98]
Keen Johnson	BA 1922	Former Governor of Kentucky	[99]
Paul E. Patton	BS 1959	Two-term Governor of Kentucky	[100]
Beverly Perdue	BA 1969	Former Governor of North Carolina	[101]
James G. Scrugham	BME 1900, ME 1906	Former Governor of Nevada, Former Senator from Nevada, Former Representative from Nevada's at-large congressional district	[102]
Augustus Owsley Stanley	1886–1888 (did not graduate)	Former Governor of Kentucky, Former Senator from Kentucky, Former Representative from Kentucky's 2nd congressional district	[103]
Ted Strickland	MA 1966, PhD 1980	Former Governor of Ohio	[104]
Tom Jefferson Terral	1905–1906 (did not graduate)	Governor of Arkansas from 1925 to 1927	[105]
Wallace Wilkinson	1960–1962 (did not graduate)	Former Governor of Kentucky	[106]

Members of the United States Congress

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Scotty Baesler	BS 1963, JD 1966	Former U.S. Representative from Kentucky	[107]
Andy Barr	JD 2001	United States Representative from Kentucky's 6th Congressional District	[108]
John B. Breckinridge	AB 1937, LLB 1939	Former Representative from Kentucky's 6th congressional district	[109]
John Y. Brown Sr.	LLB 1926	Former Representative from Kentucky's At-large congressional district	[110]
Albert B. "Ben" Chandler	BA 1983, JD 1986	Former U.S. Representative from Kentucky's 6th congressional district	[111]
Virgil Chapman	1918	Former Senator from Kentucky, former Representative from Kentucky's 6th congressional district	[112]
David Grant Colson	1879–1880 (did not graduate)	Former Representative from Kentucky's 11th congressional district	[113]
William P. Curlin Jr.	AB 1958, LLB 1962	Former Representative from Kentucky's 6th congressional district	[114]
Leonard S. Echols	1894	Former U.S. Representative from West Virginia's 5th congressional district	[115]
Walter Dee Huddleston	BA 1949	Former Senator from Kentucky	[116]
Ron Lewis	BA 1969	Former U.S. representative from Kentucky's 2nd congressional district	[117]
Ken Lucas	BS 1955	Former U.S. representative from Kentucky's 4th congressional district	[118][119]
Mitch McConnell	JD 1967	U.S. Senator from Kentucky, current Senate Majority Leader	[120]
Hal Rogers	AB 1962, LLB 1964	United States Representative from Kentucky's 5th congressional district	[121]
Eugene Siler	1922	Former Representative from Kentucky's 8th and 5th congressional districts	[122]
Louise Slaughter	BS 1951, MS 1953	Former United States Representative from New York's 25th congressional district	[123]
Marcus A. Smith	1876	Former Senator from Arizona	[124]
William A. Stanfill	LLB 1912	Former Senator from Kentucky	[125]
Frank Stubblefield	BS 1932	Former Representative from Kentucky's 1st congressional district	[126]
King Swope	1916	Former Representative from Kentucky's 8th congressional district	[127]
Thomas R. Underwood	1917	Former Senator from Kentucky, former Representative from Kentucky's 6th congressional district	[128]
Beverly M. Vincent		Former Representative from Kentucky's 2nd congressional district	[129]
John C. Watts	AB 1925, LLB 1927	Former Representative from Kentucky's 6th congressional district	[130]
John D. White		Former Representative from Kentucky's 10th congressional district	[131]
Ed Whitfield	BS 1965, JD 1969	Former U.S. Representative from Kentucky's 1st congressional district	[132]

United States federal and state judges

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Thomas Austin Ballantine Jr.	BA 1948	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[133]
David Bunning	BA 1988, JD 1991	District Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[134]
Karen K. Caldwell	JD 1980	Chief Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[135]
Jennifer B. Coffman	BA 1969, MS 1971, JD 1978	Chief Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky and District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[136]
Bill Cunningham	JD 1969	Former Justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court	[137]
Charles I. Dawson	(did not graduate)	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[138]
Karl Spillman Forester	BA 1962, JD 1966	District Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[139]
William Gant	LLB 1946	Former Justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court	[140]
Joseph Robert Goeke	JD 1975	Senior judge for the United States Tax Court	[141]
James Fleming Gordon	LLB 1941	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[142]
Harlan Hobart Grooms	LLB 1926	District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama	[143]
David J. Hale	JD 1992	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[144]
John G. Heyburn II	JD 1976	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[145]
Joseph Martin Hood	BS 1965, JD 1972	District Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[146]
Edward Huggins Johnstone	JD 1949	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[147]
Joseph H. McKinley Jr.	BS 1976	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[148]
John E. Miller	LLB 1912	District Judge for the Western District of Arkansas	[149]
Bernard Thomas Moynahan Jr.	AB 1935, LLB 1938	Former District Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[150]
Scott Elgin Reed	LLB 1945	District Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[151]
Samuel Murray Rosenstein	AB 1928	Judge for the Customs Court and the Court of International Trade	[152]
Thomas B. Russell	JD 1970	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[153]
Gregory N. Stivers	LLB 1912	District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky	[154]
Gregory F. Van Tatenhove	JD 1989	District Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[155]
Henry Rupert Wilhoit Jr.	LLB 1960	District Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[156]
J. Craig Wright	BA 1951	Former Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court	[157]

Other United States political and legal figures

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Bob Babbage	MA 1988	Former Secretary of State of Kentucky	[158][159]
Allison Ball	JD 2008	Kentucky State Treasurer	[160]
Robert Benvenuti	BS 1988, MPA 1991, JD 1998	Member of the Kentucky House of Representatives	[161][162]
Richard Briggs	MD 1978	Tennessee State Senator	[163]
John Young Brown III	JD 1992	Former Secretary of State of Kentucky	[164]
Nick Casey	BS 1974	Former Chairman of the West Virginia Democratic Party	[165]
Russell Coleman	BA 1998, JD 2004	United States Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky	[166]
Oscar M. Corbin Jr.	BS 1940	Former Mayor of Fort Myers, Florida	[167]
Will Coursey	BA	Member of the Kentucky House of Representatives	[168]
Kelly Knight Craft	BA 1984	United States Ambassador to Canada	[169]
Jesse Crenshaw	JD 1974	Former member of the Kentucky House of Representatives	[170]
Robert Damron	BA, MBA	Member of the Kentucky House of Representatives	[171]
James J. Davidson	1883	United States Representative-elect, died before taking the oath	[172]
Mike Denham	1972	Former member of the Kentucky House of Representatives	[173]
Bob DeWeese	BS 1957	Former member of the Kentucky House of Representatives	[174]
James C. Duff	BA 1975	Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts	[175]
Mike Duncan	JD 1974	Former chairman of the Republican National Committee and current governor of the United States Postal Service	[176]
Robert M. Duncan Jr.	JD 2003	United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[177]
Adam Edelen		Auditor of Public Accounts for Kentucky	[178]
Christine A. Elder	BA 1989	United States Ambassador to Liberia	[179]
C. B. Embry	(did not graduate)	Member of the Kentucky State Senate	[180]
Gatewood Galbraith	BA 1974, JD 1977	Activist and five-time candidate for Governor of Kentucky	[181]
Sara Beth Gregory	BA 2003, JD 2007	Former member of the Kentucky State Senate, former state representative; lawyer in Monticello	[182]
Kerry B. Harvey	JD 1982	Former United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky	[183]
Jerry Lundergan	1969	Member of the Kentucky House of Representatives, chairman of the Kentucky Democratic Party	[184][185]
Russ Mobley	BA, MA	Former state representative from Taylor and Adair counties	[186]
Daniel Mongiardo	MD 1986	Former Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky	[187]
Steve Pence	JD 1981	Former Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky	[188]
Timothy N. Philpot	BS 1974, JD 1977	Two-term State Senator of Kentucky (1991–1998), Family court circuit judge (2004–present)	[189]
Mary Ann Tobin	BS 1963	Four-term member of the Kentucky House of Representatives (1976–1984), Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts (1984–1988)	[190]
Joe Wright	BS 1962	Kentucky State Senator from 1976 to 1992. Party floor leader from 1981 to 1992. Party nominee for U.S. Congress in 1996. Businessman.	[191]

Journalism and literature

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
Raymond Abbott	1967–1968 (did not graduate)	Whiting Award-winning Novelist
Sam Abell	BA 1969	National Geographic photographer	[192]
Wendell Berry	BA 1956, MA 1957	Poet, essayist and farmer	[193]
Maxine Cheshire	1949–1950 (did not graduate)	Reporter for The Washington Post	[194]
Elizabeth Gould Davis	MA 1951	Author of The First Sex	[195]
David Dick	BA 1956, MA 1964	CBS News correspondent; Kentucky author and publisher; UK journalism faculty member, 1985–1996	[196]
Charles Dickinson	BA 1973	Author
Tom Hammond	BS 1967	Sportscaster	[197]
Elizabeth Hardwick	AB 1938, MA 1939	Writer	[198]
David Winfield Huddleston	BA 1971	Christian author and minister	[199]
Kim Yong-ik	MA 1953	Author	[200]
Elizabeth Madox Roberts	1900 (did not graduate)	Poet and novelist	[201]
Don Rosa	BS 1973	Eisner Award-winning writer and artist of Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge comic books	[202]
Michael M. York	BA 1974	Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting	[203][204]

Military

Name	Years attended/ degree received	Notability	Reference
William VanMeter Alford Jr.	BA, JD	Chief of Staff for the United States Pacific Command	[205]
John A. Dabney	BA 1926	Lieutenant General, United States Army	[206]
Hugh M. Milton II	BS 1919, MS 1922	United States Under Secretary of the Army from 1958 to 1961	[207]
Elvis Jacob Stahr Jr.	AB 1936	Secretary of the Army under President John F. Kennedy, President of Indiana University and West Virginia University, and President of The National Audubon Society	[208]

Notable faculty

Name	Joined	Left/retired	Position	Reference
Robert A. Baker	1969	1988	Professor Emeritus of Psychology	[23]
Mark Berger	1981	2003	Director of the Center for Business and Economic Research and William B. Sturgill Professor of Economics	[209]
Lois Mai Chan	1970	2011	Professor of Library Sciences	[31]
John Sherman Cooper	1935	1946	Member of the Board of Trustees	[210]
Guy Davenport	1963	1990	Professor of English	[211]
Lewis L. Walker	1908	1915	Member of the Board of Trustees	[212]
Benjamin Warf	1992	2000	Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery and Director of Surgical Education	[213]

Sports alumni

Basketball

Name	Years attended	Notable for
Derek Anderson	1994–97[b 1]	Former NBA player (2005–06 NBA champion)
Kelenna Azubuike	2002–2005	Former NBA Golden State Warriors player
Edrice Adebayo	2016–2017	14th pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, NBA player for the Miami Heat
Eric Bledsoe	2009–2010	One of five first-round picks from UK in the 2010 NBA draft and current player for the Milwaukee Bucks
Keith Bogans	1999–2003	NBA Boston Celtics player
Devin Booker	2014–2015	NBA player for the Phoenix Suns, 2018 3 point champion
Sam Bowie	1979–1984[b 2]	2nd pick in 1984 NBA draft (ahead of Michael Jordan)
Isaiah Briscoe	2015–2017	Current NBA player
Ramel Bradley	2004–2008	Playing for Hapoel Holon in the Israeli Super League[214]
Dwane Casey		Former Minnesota Timberwolves; current head coach for the Detroit Pistons
Rex Chapman	1986–1988	Former NBA player and first-ever draft choice in Charlotte Hornets franchise history
Bill Cofield	MS 1967	Basketball coach for the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team[215]
DeMarcus Cousins	2009–2010	One of five first-round picks from UK in the 2010 NBA draft and current player for the Houston Rockets[216]
Joe Crawford	2004–2008	NBA New York Knicks player; 2nd round draft; 58th pick overall in the 2008 NBA draft by the Los Angeles Lakers
Louis Dampier	1965–1967	Played for the Kentucky Colonels of the ABA and the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA. Scored the most points in ABA history.
Erik Daniels	2000–2004	NBDL Fayetteville Patriots player
Anthony Davis	2011–2012	Consensus men's college player of the year in 2011–12; now in the NBA with the Los Angeles Lakers[217]
Tony Delk	1992–1996	NBA Detroit Pistons player
Victoria Dunlap	2007–2011	WNBA player with the Washington Mystics
Fabulous Five	N/A	1948 Olympic basketball gold medalists
Richie Farmer	1988–1992	Never played professional basketball; former Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture, 2003–2011; spent two years in federal prison for crimes committed while Commissioner of Agriculture
Gerald Fitch	2000–2004	TBL Galatasaray Cafe Crown player
Travis Ford	1990–1994[b 3]	Oklahoma State University men's basketball head coach
Taylor Fowler	1948–1957	NBA Miami Heat player
De'Aaron Fox	2016–2017	5th overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, NBA player for the Sacramento Kings
Anthony Epps		Former NCAA basketball champion
Jack Givens	1974–1978	1978 NCAA Basketball Tournament Most Outstanding Player
Kevin Grevey	1972–1975	Former NBA player
Josh Harrellson	2008–2011	NBA player for the Detroit Pistons
Chuck Hayes	2001–2005	NBA player with the Toronto Raptors
Tyler Herro	2018–2019	13th pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, NBA player for the Miami Heat
Dan Issel	1966–1970	All-time leading men's scorer and former Denver Nuggets head coach
Terrence Jones	2010–12	18th overall pick in the 2012 NBA draft and current player for the Milwaukee Bucks
Enes Kanter	2010–2011[b 4]	3rd pick in the 2011 NBA draft and current player for the Boston Celtics
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist	2011–2012	2nd pick in the 2012 NBA draft and current player for the Charlotte Hornets
Brandon Knight	2010–2011	8th pick in the 2011 NBA draft and current player for the Phoenix Suns
Doron Lamb	2010–2012	NBA player for the Orlando Magic
James Lee	1975-1978	Second round draft pick and former CBA player
Trey Lyles	2014–2015	NBA player for the Utah Jazz
Skal Labissiere	2015–2016	NBA player for the Sacramento Kings
Kyle Macy	1976–1979[b 5]	Former Morehead State University men's basketball head coach
Jamaal Magloire	1996–2000	NBA Toronto Raptors player
Jamal Mashburn	1990–1993	Former NBA All-Star; current ESPN basketball analyst
Steve Masiello	1996–2000	Current head coach at Manhattan College
Walter McCarty	1992–1996[b 6]	Former NBA player; current assistant coach at the University of Louisville
Ron Mercer	1995–1997	Current NBA free agent who has played with 7 different teams
Malik Monk	2016–1917	11th overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, NBA player for the Charlotte Hornets
Darius Miller	2008–2012	Former NBA player; currently playing in Germany with Brose Baskets
Dirk Minniefield	1979–1983	Former NBA player
Nazr Mohammed	1995–1998	Former NBA player; member of the 2004–05 NBA champion San Antonio Spurs
Randolph Morris	2004–2007	Former NBA player
Jamal Murray	2015–2016	7th pick in the 2016 NBA draft for the Denver Nuggets, holds the record for most consecutive games with a three pointer
Cotton Nash	1961–1964	Former NBA player and MLB outfielder
Nerlens Noel	2012–2013	6th pick in the 2013 NBA Draft and current player for the Dallas Mavericks
Bernard Opper	1936–1939	All-American basketball player for the Wildcats and professional player
Daniel Orton	2009–2010	One of five first-round picks from UK in the 2010 NBA Draft
Scott Padgett	1994–1999[b 7]	Former NBA and ACB player; current head coach at Samford University
Patrick Patterson	2007–2010	One of five first-round picks from UK in the 2010 NBA Draft and current player for the Oklahoma City Thunder
John Pelphrey	1988–1992	Current assistant at the University of Florida; former head coach at the University of Arkansas
Mike Phillips	1975–1978	Third Round draft pick and former Liga ACB player.
Mark Pope	1993–1996[b 8]	Former NBA player; current head coach at Utah Valley University
Alex Poythress	2012–2016	NBA player for the Philadelphia 76ers
Tayshaun Prince	1998–2002	NBA Memphis Grizzlies player; member of the 2003–04 NBA champion Detroit Pistons
Frank Ramsey	1950–1954	Seven-time NBA champion
Julius Randle	2013–2014	NBA player for the New Orleans Pelicans
Pat Riley	1963–1967	NBA Miami Heat former coach, and current team president; coached the 2005–06 NBA champion Miami Heat
Rick Robey	1975-1978	Third overall draft pick in 1978. Played with the Indiana Pacers, Boston Celtics, and Phoenix Suns. Member of the Celtics' 1981 NBA Championship team.
Rajon Rondo	2004–2006	NBA Los Angeles Lakers player; member of the 2007–08 NBA champion Boston Celtics
Jeff Sheppard	1993–1998[b 9]	1998 NCAA Basketball Tournament Most Outstanding Player
Valerie Still	1979–1983	Leading scorer in UK basketball history, male or female; played professionally in Europe and the ABL before briefly playing for the Washington Mystics in the WNBA; younger sister of UK football great Art Still
Marquis Teague	2011–2012	NBA player for the Brooklyn Nets
Karl-Anthony Towns	2014–2015	1st pick of the 2015 NBA draft; current player for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Wayne Turner	1995–1999	ANBL New Zealand Breakers player; ended his UK career as the all-time NCAA leader in games played (record since surpassed)
Tyler Ulis	2014–2016	Current NBA player for the Phoenix Suns
Frank Vogel	BS 1998	Current head coach for the Los Angeles Lakers [218]
Antoine Walker	1994–1996	Retired NBA player with several teams (2005–06 NBA champion with the Miami Heat)
Kenny Walker	1982–1986	1985–1986 All-American and 5th pick in the 1986 NBA Draft
John Wall	2009–2010	1st pick of the 2010 NBA draft; current player for the Houston Rockets[219]
Bobby Watson		Former NBA player
Derek Willis	2013–2017	Current NBA player
Sean Woods	1988–1992	Former head coach at Morehead State University

• James Young, NBA player; 2019–2020 top scorer in the Israel Basketball Premier League

Notes

• For players who enrolled from 1954 through 1971, their actual playing career did not start until a year after they first attended. At that time, freshmen were ineligible to play at varsity level.

1. Did not play until 1995.
2. Did not play in the 1981–82 or 1982–83 seasons due to injury.
3. Did not play until 1991, as he had to sit out the 1990–91 season after transferring from Missouri.
4. Although Kanter enrolled at Kentucky, he never played because he was declared ineligible by the NCAA due to financial benefits he had received from his former Turkish club team of Fenerbahçe Ülker.
5. Did not play until 1977, as he had to sit out the 1976–77 season after transferring from Purdue.
6. Did not play in the 1992–93 season for academic reasons.
7. Did not play in 1995–96 or the first half of the 1996–97 season for academic reasons.
8. Did not play until 1994, as he had to sit out the 1993–94 season after transferring from Washington.
9. Did not play in the 1996–97 season due to injury.

Football

Name	Years attended	Notable for
Derek Abney		NFL, former Chicago Bears wide receiver
Josh Allen	2015–2018	Current outside linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars
George Blanda		American Football League MVP, 1961, two-time AFL champ, and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Shane Boyd		Former Arizona Cardinals quarterback
Chuck Bradley		Gridiron football offensive tackle
Neal Brown		Former offensive coordinator at Troy University, Texas Tech, and UK; current head coach at Troy
Vincent "Sweet Pea" Burns		Former NFL Indianapolis Colts defensive end
Jerry Claiborne	1946–1950	Former head football coach
Randall Cobb	2008–2016[221]	Current wide receiver and return specialist with the Green Bay Packers; first person born in the 1990s to play in the NFL
Tim Couch	1996–1999	Former Cleveland Browns and Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback
Dermontti Dawson		Former NFL offensive lineman for the Pittsburgh Steelers; inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2012
David De La Peralle		Former CFL offensive lineman
Mark Higgs		Former NFL running back
Glenn Holt		NFL Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver
Christian Johnson		Arena Football League player
Dennis Johnson		Former San Francisco 49ers defensive end; currently with the Lexington Horsemen
Don King		Former NFL defensive tackle
Kelly Kirchbaum		Professional football player
Jared Lorenzen		Former New York Giants quarterback
Ricky Lumpkin		NFL player
Tim Masthay		Former punter for the Green Bay Packers; Super Bowl XLV Champion
Marlon McCree		Former San Diego Chargers, current Denver Broncos safety
Rick Nuzum		Former NFL center
Babe Parilli		Three-time American Football League all-star and 1968 Super Bowl champ
Joe "Joker" Phillips	1981–85	Former wide receiver for the Washington Redskins and the CFL's Toronto Argonauts; former UK head coach
Artose Pinner		Former Minnesota Vikings running back
Derrick Ramsey	1974–1978	Former tight end for three NFL teams; athletic director at Coppin State University, 2008–2015; Kentucky Secretary of Labor, 2015–present
Dewayne Robertson		Former New York Jets, former Denver Broncos defensive tackle
Howard Schnellenberger		Retired football coach, most recently with Florida Atlantic; former head coach of the NFL's Baltimore Colts, and of Miami, Louisville, and Oklahoma in the college ranks
Art Still		Former Kansas City Chiefs player and 4-time Pro Bowler; older brother of Valerie Still (see basketball alumni)
Jeff Van Note		Former Atlanta Falcons offensive lineman and 6-time Pro Bowler
Moe Williams		Former Minnesota Vikings running back
Ken Willis		Former Dallas Cowboys kicker
Earl Wilson		NFL and CFL player
Craig Yeast	1995–1998	Former Cincinnati Bengals receiver

Baseball

Name	Years attended	Notable for
Bill Black	BA 1942	Player-coach for the Wildcats[222]
Joe Blanton		Former Major League Baseball pitcher; member of the 2008 World Series Champion Philadelphia Phillies, winner of Game 4 of the 2008 World Series
Derek Bryant	1971–1973	Outfielder for the Oakland Athletics[223]
Collin Cowgill		Outfielder in Washington Nationals system, Major League Baseball player from 2011–2016
Andy Green		Former Major League Baseball player with the New York Mets and Arizona Diamondbacks, and manager of the San Diego Padres
Jason Kipnis		Second baseman for the Cleveland Indians
Jim Leyritz		Former Major League Baseball player, most notably for the New York Yankees
Luke Maile		Catcher for the Toronto Blue Jays, and formerly the Tampa Bay Rays
A. J. Reed	2011–2014	Current Minor League Baseball player in the Houston Astros organization; consensus NCAA Division I player of the year in 2014
Brandon Webb		Pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks, 2006 National League Cy Young Award winner

Other

Andy Gruenebaum

• Simidele Adeagbo, Olympic athlete
• J. Elliott Burch, horse trainer
• Russ Cochran, golfer on the PGA Champions Tour[224]
• Michael D'Agostino, soccer midfielder[225]
• Steve Flesch, golfer on the PGA Tour
• Larry Glover, sports radio announcer
• Andy Gruenebaum (born 1982), MLS goalkeeper
• Jenny Hansen, 13-time All-American gymnast; continues to hold every individual gymnastics record in UK school history; selected as the "NCAA 25th Anniversary Most Outstanding Gymnast"
• J. B. Holmes, golfer on the PGA Tour
• Kelli Hubly, NWSL defender 2017–present (currently with Portland Thorns FC)
• Andy Jackson, former tennis coach for Mississippi State and the University of Florida
• Josh Mulvany, English soccer midfielder
• Chase Parker, golfer on mini-tours, made cut at 2016 U.S. Open
• Barry Rice, American soccer defender

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