Koby Brea has been nothing short of spectacular for Kentucky basketball this season. The senior guard’s sharp shooting from beyond the arc has not only been a cornerstone of the Wildcats’ offense but has also etched his name in the program’s history books. With 84 three-pointers made this season, Brea is now tied for 10th place on Kentucky’s all-time single-season three-point list alongside Antonio Reeves.
Shooting an impressive 44% from three-point range, Brea’s efficiency has been vital to Kentucky’s success, particularly in a season riddled with injuries to key players. His ability to stretch the floor and deliver in clutch moments has provided a much-needed boost to the Wildcats’ offense. Brea’s consistency and confidence have been a testament to his work ethic and determination, solidifying his role as one of Kentucky’s most dependable contributors.
Kentucky’s Top 10 Single-Season 3-Point Leaders
- Jodie Meeks – 117 (2008–09)
- Jamal Murray – 113 (2015–16)
- Malik Monk – 104 (2016–17)
- Travis Ford – 101 (1992–93)
- Derrick Miller – 99 (1989–90)
- Tony Delk – 95 (1993–94)
- Tony Delk – 93 (1995–96)
- Kellan Grady – 88 (2021–22)
- Brandon Knight – 87 (2010–11)
- Antonio Reeves/Koby Brea – 84 (2023–24 and 2024–25)
Brea’s statistical impact is evident, but it’s his resilience under pressure that has truly set him apart. Despite the challenges of stepping up in the absence of injured teammates, Brea has thrived, averaging 11.2 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game. His leadership and steady hand have been instrumental in keeping the Wildcats competitive in critical games.
Eyes on History
With Kentucky advancing further into the postseason, Brea has ample opportunity to climb even higher on this prestigious list. Just four more three-pointers would see him surpass Brandon Knight and Kellan Grady, solidifying his legacy as one of the program’s most prolific shooters.
As the Wildcats gear up for their next matchup, BBN will be watching closely as Brea continues his ascent into Wildcat lore. His hot hand will undoubtedly be a key factor in Kentucky’s pursuit of a deep postseason run.
For now, Brea’s remarkable season is a reminder of the tradition of excellence that defines Kentucky basketball. And if his recent form is any indication, the best may be yet to come.
