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UCLA/Kentucky Updates

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Defensive lapses keeps this team from building big leads.

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Terrible ending for Cats.

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Tied 39 all at the half. Cats lead by as many as 8 and let the Bruins come back to tie it.

Cats blew 8 point lead and is tied at half.

UCLA guys are hitting wide open 3’s. No defenders in a mile of them.

New half. Same story

I just don't get how teams just give up wide open three's all day long. I see it all the time in high school and UK does the same thing. Holding your hand up three feet away is not defense!!!!

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Cats come out flat give up two threes timeout Cats trails 45-39 with 18:36 to play.

UK playing their way out of the game in the last two minutes of the half and the first two of this half.

UK had one good 3 point shooting game and came out in the first half like they thought they were all Steph Curry.

Not making a break not getting a break

UK gets even with them and they make another spurt. I’ve watched Welch for three years and it’s been very rare for him to miss a shot against UK.

How do we continue to lose Wilkes and Welch.

I haven’t watch UCLA this year but a question to those who have seen them play a few times......do they always shoot the long ball this good??? Or is it only against Kentucky?

I realize they’re getting open looks, but even at that you’d think they’d miss a few of those.

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