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Houston/Kentucky (NCAA Tournamet Sweet 16) Updates

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Johnson just holds his hand up and lets him shoot it.

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Herro is not doing anything on the defensive end since he is getting shut down on the offensive end. Cats have give up 5 offensive boards in the 2nd half just like the Tennessee game.

This second half is an extension of the Wofford game. More horrendous offense from UK. It will take 85+ to beat Auburn if UK pulls this out.

At least four times Houston has recovered a miss and hit a three. Add that with missed FTs and there’s the margin from victory to defeat.

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Cats have give up 8 offensive rebounds to a team they are 2+ inches taller at every position and have had 13 turnovers.

UK is in trouble. Struggling offensively and Houston has their confidence in high gear.

Houston is very scrappy, don’t know how many have watched them play prior to tonight, but this game totally became their style of play.

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They have let them get confidence now they won't miss the rest of the game.

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I still don't know why Quickley went back out so fast he was playing well I thought on both ends of the floor.

Worst half of the year going to put us out. They have scored every trip and we have struggled.

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