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The Cats (18-9) (7-7) travel to Oklahoma to take on the Sooners (17-10) (4-10) in their first ever meeting as SEC opponents. The Sooners defeated Miss. State 93-87 on Saturday at home while the Cats fought hard but fell to #4 ranked Alabama by 13 at 96-83. The game is on Wednesday, Feb. 26th at 9:00pm on the SEC Network. Go Cats!!

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Really need our full squad back on the floor for this game, but will have to wait and see what happens, with them really like our chances here, without probably will be a struggle.

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12 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

For tournament seeding, this is a must win. If UK loses, they will end the regular season with a losing record in the SEC. And this team really, really needs the best seed they can get in the tournaments.

Agreed they need this win to help with seeding for the SEC. However, even if they were to lose this game. That would put them one game below .500 in SEC play with still 3 SEC regular season games to go. So they could lose this game and still end up above .500 if they were to win their last 3. 

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17 hours ago, futurecoach said:

Agreed they need this win to help with seeding for the SEC. However, even if they were to lose this game. That would put them one game below .500 in SEC play with still 3 SEC regular season games to go. So they could lose this game and still end up above .500 if they were to win their last 3. 

UK has OK, Auburn, LSU and Missouri left. For seeding, they have must wins against OK and LSU. They aren't beating Auburn. That sets up Missouri as a huge, almost season determining game to end the regular season. 

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5 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

UK has OK, Auburn, LSU and Missouri left. For seeding, they have must wins against OK and LSU. They aren't beating Auburn. That sets up Missouri as a huge, almost season determining game to end the regular season. 

Kentucky lucked out in only once having to play Auburn, Missouri, and Florida.

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48 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

UK has OK, Auburn, LSU and Missouri left. For seeding, they have must wins against OK and LSU. They aren't beating Auburn. That sets up Missouri as a huge, almost season determining game to end the regular season. 

I completely agree they can’t lose to OKlahoma or LSU. With that said I’m not sure you can definitely say this team isn’t beating Auburn, especially with the game at home. UK seems to play its best against the top teams, hence their 5 and 2 record against top 10 teams in the NET rankings. Plus apparently they are targeting having Butler back by that game too. If Butler is back, then I definitely think they have a shot playing at home. Playing at Oklahoma actually scares me a little more, with it being on the road and still not fully healthy. 

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1 hour ago, futurecoach said:

I completely agree they can’t lose to OKlahoma or LSU. With that said I’m not sure you can definitely say this team isn’t beating Auburn, especially with the game at home. UK seems to play its best against the top teams, hence their 5 and 2 record against top 10 teams in the NET rankings. Plus apparently they are targeting having Butler back by that game too. If Butler is back, then I definitely think they have a shot playing at home. Playing at Oklahoma actually scares me a little more, with it being on the road and still not fully healthy. 

Agreed, especially if Butler is back and possibly Robinson. 

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4 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

UK has OK, Auburn, LSU and Missouri left. For seeding, they have must wins against OK and LSU. They aren't beating Auburn. That sets up Missouri as a huge, almost season determining game to end the regular season. 

Speaking of Mizzou, I didn’t realize until their Saturday game at Arkansas that they were 0-18 in conference last season.  What a turnaround. 

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5 hours ago, futurecoach said:

I completely agree they can’t lose to OKlahoma or LSU. With that said I’m not sure you can definitely say this team isn’t beating Auburn, especially with the game at home. UK seems to play its best against the top teams, hence their 5 and 2 record against top 10 teams in the NET rankings. Plus apparently they are targeting having Butler back by that game too. If Butler is back, then I definitely think they have a shot playing at home. Playing at Oklahoma actually scares me a little more, with it being on the road and still not fully healthy. 

Could not agree more.  I am no Auburn expert.  I have seen 3 games.  Duke, Alabama and Georgia.  The team that played Georgia looked really average.  Lack of interest?  Perhaps.  But very unimpressive.

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Butler and Robinson are both listed as probable for tonight's game. I just hope they're close to 100% if they try to play. If not, I'd say let them keep rehabbing until senior night next week against LSU. 

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