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Would a loss be good for Kentucky?

Aroundthehorn
in College Basketball

Would a loss be good for Kentucky? 37 members have voted

  1. 1. Would a loss be good for Kentucky?

    • Yes (A loss would be good)
      0%
      0
    • No (It would be bad)
      27%
      10
    • It makes no difference
      72%
      27

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That's last year's ticket, isn't it?

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I would be shocked if they lost at this point...

 

If it did happen, I think that would guarantee them winning the title. This team seems have the "it" factor, and you can tell they don't want to lose...

That's last year's ticket, isn't it?

 

It is.

I voted it makes no difference. This team doesn't need to lose, however, at the same time unless it is in the NCAA tourny a loss means nothing at this point, other than it changes the historical significance of this team. But a loss to Florida or in the NCAA tourny would not change the fact that UK will be favored to win the tourny.

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I heard that Kentucky had great confidence when they came out of the locker room after half-time during the Georgia game. It sounds like they are in good shape.

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