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Kentucky/Abilene Christian Updates (NCAA Tournament Round 1)

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Tipping in 20 minutes looking for the Cats to roll six more wins starts tonight. Go Cats!!

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Cats off to a good start early. Timeout Abilene Christian Cats lead 6-0.

Heard a rumor that Washington was goofing off in practice Sunday when he hurt his foot. I hope that is not true.

Travis picking up the offensive load in Washington's absence.

My concerns for a title run for UK are primarily with Hagans at point. In the SEC tournament, 7 assists and 8 turnovers. Making too many bad decisions and not finishing at the rim well when he gets there.

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39-13 Cats lead at the half. The lowest amount allowed by the Cats in their NCAA history.

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In the first 6:30 of this half the Cats have been outscored by 3 points.

In the first 6:30 of this half the Cats have been outscored by 3 points.

 

Hard to step on a Christian schools throat when you're up 26 at the half and it's their first ever appearance in the tournament. Keep the lead around 20 and they're fine.

In the first 6:30 of this half the Cats have been outscored by 3 points.

 

Hard to step on a Christian schools throat when you're up 26 at the half and it's their first ever appearance in the tournament. Keep the lead around 20 and they're fine.

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