It could be the cereal he eats, called Weetabix. Williams, who is a native of Nottingham, England, revealed he ate some ahead of one of Kentucky's tournament games. Let's learn more about Williams ...

Anyone closely following Kentucky’s run to the second weekend of the 2025 NCAA tournament, under first-year coach Mark Pope, has by now surely heard of Weetabix. Anyone just now learning more ...

Have you seen some stuff about Weetabix and Kentucky center Amari Williams that's gone viral? And you’re very confused about that whole thing? Don’t worry. We’re here to help. The secret to ...

Kentucky basketball actually had some extra help in their win over Illinios on Sunday, which has led them to a Sweet 16 matchup on Friday with rival 2-seed Tennessee, and that's Weetabix, which Amari ...

MILWAUKEE – The morning of Kentucky's opening game in the NCAA ... The difference? "I had Weetabix this morning," Williams said. Williams is from Nottingham, England, where Weetabix was a ...

It's a breakfast cereal that's from the United Kingdom. Williams is from Nottingham, England, and so he ate that growing up. The cereal looks like a giant chunk of shredded wheat, but it looks like it ...

a British breakfast cereal? That's right. We're here to talk about Weetabix and how it's helped fuel a Kentucky Wildcats run in March Madness, particularly for Williams. It's a breakfast cereal ...

Amari’s initial answer didn’t satisfy Kentucky head coach Mark Pope, who urged his player to give the “real” answer related to something called “Weetabix.” “On Friday, I had four ...

Kentucky head coach Mark Pope attributed center Amari Williams' big performance -- 8 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 blocks and a steal -- in the 3-seed Wildcats' 84-75 win over 6-seed Illinois ...

Williams had eight points, 10 rebounds, six assists and three blocks in Kentucky’s 84-75 NCAA Tournament second-round victory over Illinois on Sunday after treating himself to some Weetabix ...