Josh Ali had several accomplishments on the football field for the Kentucky Wildcats. Now that his playing career is completed, he’s turned his attention to giving back and spreading love to the Lexington community. Ali has published a children’s book titled “Fishing is Fun for Everyone.” The book is the first in a series called “Little Josh’s Big Adventure.”

Ali played five total seasons for Kentucky and really came on to the scene in his last two years. Of his 131 career catches and 1,447 yards, 93 of those catches and 1,074 of those yards came during the 2020 and 2021 seasons. Ali didn’t hear his name called in the NFL draft this past spring, but that doesn’t mean his playing days are over just yet. It’s common for players to sign practice squad contracts or shorter term contracts during the season if a team has a slew of injuries at a certain position. The former Kentucky wide receiver sure was productive for the Wildcats and could end up finding himself in a scenario to help a NFL team, too.

Until then, he’ll work to stay in shape and continue his children’s book series called “Little Josh’s Big Adventure.”

Tweet of the Day

Gotta love these two.

Headlines

Oscar Tshiebwe will shoot threes this year - KSR

And Coach Cal approves.

What would a 20-team future look like for SEC football? - USA Today

Too many teams...

What’s the key game on UK’s schedule? - Cats Illustrated

Has to be Georgia or Tennessee, right?

Woods, McIlroy, Lawrie named honorary St. Andrews members - ESPN

Great to see Tiger at The Open.

Kentucky set to play North Florida on November 18 - KSR

Mark your calendars.

Scottie Scheffler doesn’t feel viewed as world’s best golfer - ESPN

Not much confidence heading into the weekend.

Steiner on her way to winning prestigious Bowerman - Vaught’s Views

Right now she’s the clear leader in voting.

Jazz now willing to listen to Donovan Mitchell trade scenarios - ESPN

Danny Ainge blowing it up.