Bad to change the lineup IMO after coming from behind and taking the lead.  Lost our Mojo.

2 minutes ago, sportsfan41 said:

Let's go Redlegs!

Hopefully they will play better in the regular season than so far in spring training they are 2-6 I think.

Last time in the NIT wasn't anything to write home about.   Wasn't that the Robert Morris fiasco?    Let's have no more games.   Move on.

Just now, doomer said:

Bad to change the lineup IMO after coming from behind and taking the lead.  Lost our Mojo.

I don't entirely disagree with you, but I think he had to get Allen a few minutes to catch his his breath when he took him out with like 6-7 mins to go.  Looked a little tired in the final minutes when running off screens.

Gotta give credit to the Molinari guy from Miss St.  Hit two massive threes.

3 minutes ago, DragonFire said:

Kentucky lost four games this season by a single point, winning none by that margin.  They were 2-6 in games that were decided by three points or less.  They weren't a good team, but they also had some pretty poor luck.  Or, to look at it a different way, they didn't make their own luck.

It's crazy how many games UK has been in position to win, despite their poor record. You would assume they were losing these games by 15+, but it wasn't the case. You have to wonder if Clarke been around all year would it have accounted for 2-3 more wins. Often in close contests you are reliant upon people to make a play at the end of game. Clarke was the only with that level of potential. The inconsistent PG play was the ultimate downfall.

3 minutes ago, sportsfan41 said:

I thought I heard that teams had to have a .500 record to qualify for the NIT, not certain.

They changed it to anyone even a losing record. NIT could have KY Duke and some more heavyweights in it. Duke is done and hopefully KY says thanks but no thanks.

When, if ever, have both UK and Duke not been in the tournament?

11 minutes ago, MJAlltheWay24 said:

So soft.  I'm not going to miss watching Olivier Sarr.

I agree 100%.   I really thought he would be good for UK after seeing him in the ACC last year.    Major, major disappointment to me.

Leaving Askew in for the crunch minutes kills this team. They are basically playing 5 on 4.

As bad as this season was, it still sucks when the season ends. 

It always stings to have a season end, but I'm glad it happened now instead of giving us fans some kind of false sense of hope by advancing 1, 2, or 3 rounds of the SEC tournament.

I'm in the minority, but this team will always be remembered for it's historically poor record - and it should - but I felt all year UK fought and never gave up on the season.... with many reasons to do so. There is something to be said about that.

8 minutes ago, Tomcats1990 said:

Leaving Askew in for the crunch minutes kills this team. They are basically playing 5 on 4.

0 points, 0 assists, 0 rebounds in 21 minutes of play.

Just now, MJAlltheWay24 said:

O points, 0 assists, 0 rebounds in 21 minutes of play.

Consistent ?

It’s sad none of these kids are ready to play NBA basketball. Unfortunately most of these players will be gone off the worst team in history. Cal earned a million a win. Not a bad gig.

Allen averaged 23 ppg against Mississippi State this year. Allen averaged 3.13 ppg against all other competition. Source close to Allen (presumably his fake uncle on twitter): schedule every game against Mississippi State next year.