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Kentucky/Florida Updates

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This game could get ugly really fast.

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Young with a 3.

 

And 1

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Nice lob defense by UK...............Not.

UK's best bet is to get Florida into foul trouble because they can't stop the Gators in offense at all

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UK's best bet is to get Florida into foul trouble because they can't stop the Gators in offense at all

 

I think you're right.

UK looks overwhelmed against the Gator defense.

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Harrison finally penetrates....

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And Aaron travels....

I'm really liking Floridas offense. No standing around at all. Take note Cal.

Wow UK looks like grade schoolers with the idiotic mistakes.

Unreal how a team can go this cold shooting the ball as Kentucky has over the past 3+ games. The worst stretch in Kentucky basketball history.

This team is ridiculous. Harrison walks as he tries to take one dribble to take a 18 footer instead of a 20 footer. Backdoored to death. This offense is beyond unwatchable. This is suppose to be an NBA like offensive scheme but it isn't. Its streetball. Why we haven't seen more of the 2011 offense I have no clue.

Why is Randell NOT under the basket.........Another Travel

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