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Kentucky 61 Louisville 49

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The most encouraging thing to me is that UK won with 0 contribution from its best player and all the freshman getting solid PT.

 

And the most encouraging thing for me is that the Cards will shoot better than that the rest of the year...Because I just dont see it being possible that they could shoot any worse....

 

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You know if the shots had been falling from outside for both teams they would have looked like two top ten teams! Division 1.

They certainly would've looked better.

And the most encouraging thing for me is that the Cards will shoot better than that the rest of the year...Because I just dont see it being possible that they could shoot any worse....

 

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Definitely agreed.

And the most encouraging thing for me is that the Cards will shoot better than that the rest of the year...Because I just dont see it being possible that they could shoot any worse....

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

You can count on it! When you hit bottom the only way is up!

Yes I thought he made some key plays. He had 6 points, all on dunks, played solid D, and rebounded well when he was in.

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I just realized UL scored less than UC today... :D :banana: :cry:

I just realized UL scored less than UC today... :D :banana: :cry:

 

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They certainly would've looked better.

It's like I have said before it's not Tubbys style on offense,its the players not knocking down the big shots.Teams can run all they want and if they are sloppy the offense looks terrible! Just like in a set offense if they move the ball around good and they bust the wide open shot everything is exciting and looks great!

I'm telling you, that could've been two NAIA teams out there...that was not high caliber basketball.

That may be a bad comparison on your part.:eek: Didn't U.L. just about lose to an NAIA team in Georgetown in a pre season game??:sssh: :D

I'm telling you, that could've been two NAIA teams out there...that was not high caliber basketball.

 

It reminded me a lot of the Duke-IU game a few weeks ago.:lol:

Padgett played well today, everytime a UK fan calls him Mr. Softee from now on, I'll remind them that he went for a double double on them coming off double knee surgery.

 

Until the end, Louisville had great play around the basket, which is encouraging to me. Our guard play will come around.

 

I don't think he's soft, he's just limited. He really can't get off the floor due to the surgeries and I think since he's not explosive he has to use a lot of head fakes and up and under finesse type moves to be effective which creates the soft label. He's certainly not a huge physical presence under the basket, but he plays very smart and positions himself well.

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Anyone heard any rumblings that Earl Clark may be leaving over the Christmas Break?

Just watched the game again...I dont think it was really UK's defense that kept UL's field goal percentage down, Louisville just missed WAY, WAYYY too many WIDE open looks...

 

I agree, see post #23.

Actually there is one worse than that. I remember him comparing Jared Prickett to a young Larry Bird...:eek:

 

A young Cheech and Chong maybe.

I saw Prickett at a Bengals game last season. He would have looked much better if accompanied by Mash. lol

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