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Kentucky 58 Ole Miss 54

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Better than not making it.

 

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^ I am down for that....are you?

 

I'm down, its always fun when those two play. And I just think UK matches up real good against this Duke team.

No I am not, and I will bet my BGP membership that PP doesn't have a field day against Duke, he is to narrow, and not nearly tall enough to give them fits.

 

 

Duke wouldn't have any problem handing UK, but I don't think Patterson has ever been considered narrow.

We all know about THAT game between Kentucky/Duke, what about the 1998 version?

 

So UK may be a 10....great :rolleyes:

 

:lol:Why am I not suprised in this. :sleep: :rolleyes:

San Diego currently sits at 16-13, they could end up in the NIT. So probably best that Kentucky goes to the other tournament instead. :lol:

 

I wish UK could play San Diego again! It would be a differnt story this time! :fight:

Duke wouldn't have any problem handing UK, but I don't think Patterson has ever been considered narrow.

 

I am mainly saying that he doesn't have that BIG body to be one of the teams that matches up with Duke...not a knock, kid is a stud.

It didn't go up a whole lot, yet, but they are nearing the 50's and they have almost caught Oral Roberts. :lol:

 

56 Oregon 15-12

57 Texas Tech 14-12

58 Villanova 17-10

59 Oral Roberts 19-7

60 Ohio 18-9

61 Kentucky 16-10

62 Houston 21-6

63 Wake Forest 16-9

64 Virginia Tech 17-11

 

Team at 62 gets in before us due to the fact they have a win over KY If Kentucky can't win 2 of the last 3 they are not in. I know about the 10 win SEC thing but there is a first time for everything. What happens if they loose two of three now and in the first round of the SEC are they in?

No way. Every SEC team that has had 10 wins since 1993 has been in the NCAA. If they get 11, they're in.

 

So the selection committe looks at who they have let in the tournament because of the last 10 years? Doubtful. How many times has the SEC been this down? Since when were so many mid-majors worthy of sending more than 1 team in. I hope the 'Cats get in, but they still have A LOT of work left. If they lose to 2 out of their next 3 and dont make the finals or even win the SEC tourney, they are not in.

We all know about THAT game between Kentucky/Duke, what about the 1998 version?

 

 

UK ruled the boards those last two minutes.

The defibulator is the only way to describe this game.

 

BEEEEEEEEEEEP. Recommend shock. Shock now. BEEEEEEEEEEP. Beep. Beep. beep

 

Live to play another day.

UK showed how good they can be in the first half. In the 2nd half it was the team that lost to Gardner Webb and is on the bubble.

Wow everyones heart stopped beating at Rupp when that Ole Miss took that wide open three at the end. That was a terrible feeling seeing that shot go up, I just glad he missed.

So UK may be a 10....great :rolleyes:

 

I would like a 10 seed, and like an 11 seed better. Anything other than the 8/9 game.

Still work to do though to talk about those things.

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