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LSU at Kentucky Predictions/Updates

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LSU vs. Kentucky 11 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

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Just now, Randy Parker said:

I'd rather see 16th BBall shooting 3's than Devin Askew.

Okay, that probably went too far.

Offense always looks better when you actually make shots. 

KY with 49 points at the half. What a difference not turning it over and playing tempo makes for this team. Askew has terrible form on his shots. Feet pointed sideways taking 3s. 

Duke Kansas and KY all have 3 game losing streaks. This season is just NUTS.

1 minute ago, Tomcats1990 said:

Duke Kansas and KY all have 3 game losing streaks. This season is just NUTS.

Now this we agree on. 

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The Cats have come out as bad as they played well in the first half. This team just cannot put together a full game even now into their 14th game of the season.

17 minutes ago, Tomcats1990 said:

Duke Kansas and KY all have 3 game losing streaks. This season is just NUTS.

Duke isn't good and UK's terrible, but I've thought Kansas was way overrated this year.

CALs constant screaming at his players isn’t helping either.

Lot of alley-oops this game.  That certainly helps the shooting percentage. 

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