1 minute ago, MJAlltheWay24 said:

This probably goes without saying but the first 4 mins will be telling. Need to come out and punch them in the mouth. Show some major toughness in someone besides Oscar.

I'm worried that Oscar and or Toppin get's into foul trouble early to start the half and it just falls apart from there.  We shall see. 

2-11 is not great from 3 pt line.  But KS is 0-12 (luckily). 

Another notable is bench - KS has played 9 players in the first half.  Kentucky only 6 with Fredrick coming off bench. 

Oscar doing what he can, but he needs some help.

 

 

 

I like the Cats intensity the Cats have come out with so far.

These are my favorite Kentucky uniforms. 

Good first for minutes for the Cats for the Cats to score 13 points in just over 4 minutes is impressive for them. They need to keep it up and take control in these next 4 minutes.

17 minutes ago, Bluegrasscard said:

2-11 is not great from 3 pt line.  But KS is 0-12 (luckily). 

Another notable is bench - KS has played 9 players in the first half.  Kentucky only 6 with Fredrick coming off bench. 

Oscar doing what he can, but he needs some help.

 

 

 

Ware, Thiero and Collins all played in the first half as well.

39 all.

It's a shame Kentucky struggles so much at the free throw line because they could probably score about 20 points there to end the game but only if they can make the first shot at the line.

Reeves can stop shooting now. Dude's 0-12 from the field. 

Revves is having a shooting game like he did at home vs. Vandy earlier this month.

Cal, would you PLEASE hard hedge the ball screens and quit trying to trap him, when we were hard hedging the ball screens is when we played the best!!

The Cats started off the half on a 13-4 run then let K-State come back on a 16-4 run.

Oscar goes to the line 2 times now and came away with 2 points on 2-3 from the FT line.  Just can't have empty possessions.

Why is Oscar always going past the FT line on D?

Our best offense is Reeves and Frederick throwing up bricks and Oscar getting the rebound. It's better than watching the guards pound the air out of the ball 25 feet from the basket.