Check out the slam that won Collin Chandler in the dunk contest on Friday night in the embedded video below.

Lamont Butler had 36 points in both rounds of the dunk contest for a total score of 72.

Collin Chandler had a 43 in the first and then a perfect 50 in the second for a score of 93. In the second he prevailed against trainer Mark Pope and his wife Lee Anne. Chandler wore the No. 41 jersey that Pope wore during his time as a Wildcat.

Guard Dazia Lawrence won the trophy in the 3-point shootout, scoring 23 points in the final round. Fellow finalist Amelia Hassett had 12 in the championship round.

Here are the first round results from each of the four participants:

• Amelia Hassett: 23
• Dazia Lawrence: 17
• Georgia Amoore: 10
• Cassidy Rowe: 10

The duo of Amelia Hassett and Teonni Key took first place in the “Hot Spot” competition with 27 points. This surpassed the pair of Cassidy Rowe and Clara Silva by one point (26). Lexi Blue/Clara Strack finished the race with 22 points.

Points were determined by shots at “hot spots” on the field that lit up with point values.

The three-person skills challenge was won by trio Lexi Blue, Dazia Lawrence and Teonni Key. It defeated the blue team consisting of Georgia Amoore, Clara Strack and Saniah Tyler.

Four-star 2025 guard Acaden Lewis is in Lexington this weekend for an official visit that includes participating in Big Blue Madness.

Check out a few scenes from the original version in the embedded posts below.

Check out the list of events and participants in said contests during Friday's Big Blue Madness featuring the Kentucky women's and men's basketball teams in the embedded post below.

• Oct. 18: Blue-White Game (Memorial Coliseum), 6 p.m
• Oct. 23: Exhibition vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., SEC Network+
• Oct. 29: Exhibition vs. Minnesota State Mankato (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., SEC Network+
• Nov. 4: vs. Wright State (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., ESPNU
• November 9: vs. Bucknell (Rupp Arena), 4 p.m., SEC Network+
• November 12: vs. Duke (Champions Classic; State Farm Arena, Atlanta), 9 p.m., ESPN
• November 19: vs. Lipscomb, (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., SEC Network+
• November 22: vs. Jackson State (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., SEC Network+
• Nov. 26: vs. Western Kentucky (Rupp Arena), 6:30 p.m., ESPNU
• November 29: vs. Georgia State (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., SEC Network
• December 3: at Clemson (ACC/SEC Challenge), 9:30 p.m., ESPN
• December 7: vs. Gonzaga (Climate Pledge Arena; Seattle), time to be announced
• December 11: vs. Colgate (Rupp Arena), 8 p.m., ESPN2
• December 14: vs. Louisville (Rupp Arena), 5:15 p.m., ESPN
• December 21: vs. Ohio State (CBS Sports Classic; Madison Square Garden, New York), 5:30 p.m., CBS
• December 31: vs. Brown (Rupp Arena), 2 p.m., ESPNU
• January 4: vs. Florida (Rupp Arena), 11 a.m., ESPN
• January 7: at Georgia, time 7 p.m., SEC Network
• Jan. 11: at Mississippi State, 8:30 p.m., SEC Network
• Jan. 14: vs. Texas A&M (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., ESPN2/ESPNU
• Jan. 18: vs. Alabama (Rupp Arena), noon, ESPN
• Jan. 25: at Vanderbilt, 2:30 p.m., ESPN/2
• January 28: at Tennessee, 7 p.m., ESPN
• February 1: vs. Arkansas (Rupp Arena), 9 p.m., ESPN
• February 4: at Ole Miss, 7 p.m., ESPN
• February 8: vs. South Carolina (Rupp Arena), noon, ESPN/ESPN2
• February 11: vs. Tennessee (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., ESPN
• February 15: in Texas, 8 p.m., ESPN
• February 19: vs. Vanderbilt (Rupp Arena), 7 p.m., SEC Network
• February 22: at Alabama, 6 p.m., ESPN
• February 26: at Oklahoma, 9 p.m., SEC Network
• March 1: vs. Auburn (Rupp Arena), 1 p.m., ABC/ESPN
• March 4: vs. LSU (Rupp Arena), 7/9 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU
• March 8: at Missouri, noon, ESPN/SEC Network

• Ansley Almonor (Forward, Senior)
• Koby Brea (guard, graduate)
• Lamont Butler (guard, graduate)
• Andrew Carr (striker, graduate)
• Collin Chandler (guard, freshman)
• Grant Darbyshire (guard, junior)
• Brandon Garrison (forward, sophomore)
• Walker Horn (guard, junior)
• Kerr Kriisa (Guardian, Senior)
• Trent Noah (forward, freshman)
• Otega Oweh (guard, junior)
• Travis Perry (guard, freshman)
• Jaxson Robinson (guard, graduate)
• Zach Tow (Forward, Junior)
• Amari Williams (center, graduate)

The Kentucky women's basketball team will open the season at home on November 4th, hosting USC Upstate. The game is scheduled to end at 5 p.m

Click here to view the Wildcats' complete 2024-25 schedule.

• Georgia Amoore (guard, graduate)
• Tanah Becker (guard, freshman)
• Lexi Blue (Guardian, Freshman)
• Gabby Brooks (guard, sophomore)
• Amelia Hassett (striker, junior)
• Teonni Key (junior, striker)
• Dazia Lawrence (Guardian, fifth grader)
• Jordan Obi (guard, graduate)
• Dominika Paurová (guard, sophomore)
• Cassidy Rowe (guard, junior)
• Clara Silva (center, freshman)
• Clara Strack (middle, second semester)
• Saniah Tyler (guard, junior)

• Date: Friday, October 11th
• Time: 7 p.m
• Location: Rupp Arena; Lexington

• TV channels: SEC Network
• Streaming: Fubo (free trial)

Kentucky's Big Blue Madness event will be broadcast nationally on SEC Network. Streaming options for the event include FUBO, which is offering a free trial to new subscribers.

All available tickets for Big Blue Madness have already been sold.

Kentucky Basketball will have two high-profile visitors Friday night at Big Blue Madness: Acaden Lewis, a four-star guard in the 2025 class according to the 247Sports Composite, is in town for an official visit. Also taking part in the event will be Anthony Thompson, a five-star small forward in the 2026 cycle in the 247Sports Composite Rating.

Click here to learn more about both prospects as well as the Wildcats' recruiting efforts in the 2025 and 2026 classes.

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