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Wildcats @ Tarheels: December 2nd

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Do the Cats have a chance in this one?

 

Can Tubby-ball produce enough points to stay within 30 of Roy's fast paced offense?

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Do the Cats have a chance in this one?

 

Can Tubby-ball produce enough points to stay within 30 of Roy's fast paced offense?

 

No.

 

This is the only time I root against KY.

 

GO TAR HEELS!

 

Since UK is going to UNC to play does that mean UNC will be in Lexington next season to play the ctas ??

Controlling tempo, is a must for UK as they can't get into an up/down game, with UNC....must shoot well from 3's and minimize second chance points for the TarHeels.

 

UK - 71

UNC - 85

 

It will be a closer game, than most expect...how's this for going out on a limb, UK might even lead at halftime....just a feeling I have.

 

:sssh:

Stay within 10 to 12 and I'll consider it a solid showing.

UK can win, UNC is young but talented. However, as much as it pains me, I will pick the Tar Heels 85-76.

If UK can handle the pressure put on them on the perimeter, they might be alright... that is a big if.

Honestly the guards of UNC will dominate. Morris and Crawford are the only Wildcats talented enough to play on the same court as the UNC team I watched last night.

I'm thinking 80-55..........

Do the Cats have a chance in this one?

 

Can Tubby-ball produce enough points to stay within 30 of Roy's fast paced offense?

 

Your Tubby-ball like some of you like the call it could be the thing that might keep us in this game. You seen what happened when we tried to go up and down the court with Memphis, we played with them for a half but then didn't have enough for the 2nd half. Also as you seen last night OSU tried to go up and down the court with them, and they ended up losing too. So Tubby ball as you all call it could be the thing that gives us a chance, because if we try to go up and down the court with them, we will be in trouble...

Hey its basketball. Who knows what will happen. On one side UK has had a lot of practice time here lately and a fairly easy game on Tuesday. UNC has 1less day to prepare for UK and is coming off a hard fought win on Wednesday night. Coach Smith has had time to address a lot of the issues this team has and we should be ready to go.

On the other hand they have a lot of size and athleticism and we have done a poor job lately with our transition defense.

I think it will be a close ball game and come down to the final couple minutes anyways.

I think UNC will have a letdown after the Ohio St. game but I don't know if we will win oh why not let's go out on a limb.

 

UK 73

UNC 70

Your Tubby-ball like some of you like the call it could be the thing that might keep us in this game. You seen what happened when we tried to go up and down the court with Memphis, we played with them for a half but then didn't have enough for the 2nd half. Also as you seen last night OSU tried to go up and down the court with them, and they ended up losing too. So Tubby ball as you all call it could be the thing that gives us a chance, because if we try to go up and down the court with them, we will be in trouble...

 

 

I have no doubt UK will defend better than OSU.

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