Her name is Makenzie Cann, and she's from Anderson County. Cann is transferring from Cincinnati to UK and will walk on after sitting out a year per NCAA rules.
Cann was the Bearcats' second-best three-point shooter last season, averaging 36.8 percent from behind the arc, better than any UK Hoops player last season. She tweeted the news this afternoon:
https://twitter.com/Makenzie_Cann/status/605474032482418689
Welcome home, Makenzie.2024-04-25
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