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Gillispie Goes, Donovan Stays

Fox Orlando decided to try and freak people out today.

A source close to the University of Kentucky athletic program told FOX 35 Sports on Friday that an agreement, in principle, had been reached between Donovan and Kentucky to be the school's next basketball coach.

Of course, with in minutes, Billy Donovan said this;

"In response to the rumors circulating about my interest in other jobs, I wanted to address this as quickly as possible. I am committed to the University of Florida and look forward to continuing to build our program here."

You can choose to believe or not believe Donovan. Until Kentucky finds a replacement for Billy Gillispie, the rumors will swirl. Try to stay away from them. You might get sucked in.

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