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UK by 15, something in the vicinity of 75-60.

UK is beginning to turn on 78-64.

Florida struggled @ Mississippi State recently and it's historically a tough place to play. I'll say the game will be closer than it should be for awhile but eventually UK pulls away 74-65

I think Kentucky by 7 pts 80 to 73.

Mississippi State has now lost four consecutive games in the conference — three of those were on the road, though — and sits in a four-way tie with Arkansas, Auburn and Alabama for next-to-last in the standings, ahead of South Carolina.

85-61 Cats

UK by 12.

Road trips are always harder to win. Just hope we improve and look better each game and the winning will take care of itself.

 

Exactly. :thumb:

UK 76 Mississippi State 71

Another really bad SEC team.........UK wins by 15 or so.

[h=3]KEY MATCHUP[/h]Wildcat guards vs. Bulldog guards — With the late December transfer of 6-5 redshirt freshman guard Andre Applewhite, who had earned a starting nod in the MSU lineup, supplanting Fred Thomas, the Bulldogs now rely on Sword, Ready, Thomas, and 6-foot junior Trivante Bloodman (13 points against UK in earlier game) to fill the perimeter spots on the MSU roster. Playing into UK’s hands, three of the four MSU guards are 6-3 or shorter (Thomas is 6-5), giving the Kentucky guard trio of the Harrison twins and James Young a very real size advantage on the perimeter.

The CoachCal.com keys to victory: Mississippi State rematch - CoachCal.com

 

Kentucky 80

Mississippi St. 68

Referees for today: (the great) Doug Shows, Tony Henderson, Glenn Tuitt.