“The Flash” Sobhy Byt you may remember. It was one of Jahanzeb’s events, which was a frank success with both the audience – extremely happy to see international squash back in the country, and the players – delighted to perform and earn a decent living at the same time!Jahanzeb, based in Houston, is a very ambitious young man. Ambitious yes, but also caring, fully of energy, passion and drive. On top of being part of the Hutkay.fit adventure and his promoting activities, he is also managing Emperor Karim Abdel Gawad and Amazing Mazen... [actually, Mazen is recovering from his surgery in Houston, in the caring hands of Syed's dad, owner of Hutkay.fit]Listen to what the NewKid in SquashTown has to say... THE FIGHT: THE CONCEPT So, what theKentucky head coach John Calipari must find a way to lift the Wildcats past the loss of center Nerlens Noel. Photo: Reuters

Life without Nerlens Noel has had mixed results for the Kentucky Wildcats.

Kentucky has split their two games since Noel was lost for the season with an ACL tear on Feb. 12. The first was a depleting 88-58 loss to Tennessee, but John Calipari’s crew bounced back with a 74-70 win over Vanderbilt.

Kentucky will look to repeat the latter performance Saturday night against Missouri at Rupp Arena in a Southeastern Conference showdown.

Seven-foot freshman Willie Cauley-Stein stepped up against Vanderbilt for 20 points, seven rebounds, and three blocks, while guard Archie Goodwin contributed 16 points and six rebounds.

The Wildcats led by as much as 14 points, but let Vanderbilt