UK fans can own a piece of Rupp Arena
LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — University of Kentucky fans have a chance to own a piece of Kentucky basketball history.
Rupp Arena is teaming up with Artsman to release an exclusive collection made from the court the Cats played on from 2001 to 2024.
Mini courts, wood blocks, ornaments—even jewelry and desk displays—are all crafted from the original hardwood.
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This is the same floor where John Wall hit a buzzer-beater in his debut. Where Anthony Davis blocked a game-winner in 2012 and where Tayshaun Prince drained five straight threes against North Carolina
You can see the full offerings and prices online on the Artsman website.
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