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Kentucky / Duke Updates:

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Under 10 minutes to tip. I wished this game was 6 weeks or more later down the road when both teams will be ever better. That being said should be a good measure for both programs to see how they stack up against big time talent. Go CATS!!

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Wish this game would have happened last year.

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Shocker Jay Williams predicted Duke to win, and Seth Greenberg went with the Cats.

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Cats have won 40 out of the last 41 going into to tonight's contest, and Duke is riding an 8 game winning streak and hasn't lost since March 13, 2014.

Why does Duke get to be the home team? NCAA loves Duke and hates Kentucky. :madman:

 

 

Just thought I would get that post out of the way. :lol2:

Cats have won 40 out of the last 41 going into to tonight's contest' date=' and Duke is riding an 8 game winning streak and hasn't lost since March 13, 2014.[/quote']

 

Wow. Duke went undefeated last year?

Why can't these teams play every year? I'm so pumped.

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Wow. Duke went undefeated last year?

 

Typo meant 2015.

Typo meant 2015.

 

:). :)

Is anybody going to put a body on Plumlee?

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Missed an obvious double dribble on Ingram. Cost the Cats 2 points.

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