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How Do You See UK Finishing The Rest Of The Season?

How many wins will the 'Cat get with what is left on the schedule? 72 members have voted

  1. 1. How many wins will the 'Cat get with what is left on the schedule?

    • Win all 6
      8%
      6
    • Win 4 to 5 more
      54%
      39
    • Win 2 to 3 more
      36%
      26
    • Win 0 to 1 more
      1%
      1

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Remaining schedule:

@ Vanderbilt

vs. Tennessee

@ South Carolina

vs. LSU

vs. Georgia

@ Florida

 

How do you think they finish out the regular season schedule?

 

And where you have them finishing out the season, is it good enough to get them into the NCAA Tourney?

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I think 3-3 sounds about right. 3 wins at home 3 losses on the road. 10-6 in the league 21-10 heading into the conference tourney.

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I think UK has to win 5 out of their next 6 games to get themselves on the safer side of the NCAA Bubble.

 

I can see them winning out. My only question would be the Florida game.

This team could win all 6 or could only win 1. They are hard to predict. Only game I would say that is for sure a win is agianst Georgia.

4-2 or 5-1 should get them in the tournament.

I think UK has to win 5 out of their next 6 games to get themselves on the safer side of the NCAA Bubble.

 

I can see them winning out. My only question would be the Florida game.

 

They would be a lead pipe lock under your scenario. 23-8 heading into the conference tourney... I do not think the NCAA selection comittee has ever left a team from one of the power conferences (PAC-10, BEast, SEC, Little10, Big12, ACC) with 22 wins or more out of the dance.

I think 3-3 sounds about right. 3 wins at home 3 losses on the road. 10-6 in the league 21-10 heading into the conference tourney.

 

:thumb:

 

I say 3-3 or 4-2.

 

To be honest, I'm very happy with where they're at right now. 18-7 overall and 7-3 in the conference.

 

Starting with the game @ Tennessee they played 4 of 5 on the road...I was hoping they'd get through that stretch with two losses. They got through with one. Unfortunately, they lost a couple of home games and kinda gave away the advantage they'd accrued by playing so well on the road.

 

Regardless, had anyone told me they'd win 7 of the first 10 SEC games, I'd have taken it.

Finish the year up at 3-3, their overall record 21-8.

Finish the year up at 3-3, their overall record 21-8.

 

7 (current number of losses) + 3 (projected number of losses) = 10

 

:thumb:

I think Kentucky needs 3 more wins to lock up an NCAA bid. I think they WILL win 5 more games (assuming Patterson returns and is healthy).

7 (current number of losses) + 3 (projected number of losses) = 10

 

:thumb:

 

Wasn't paying attention, sorry bout that :thumb:

Wasn't paying attention, sorry bout that :thumb:

 

No worries!!! :thumb:

I see them going 2-4, and needing to win the SEC Tournament to make the field of 64.

 

@ Vanderbilt L

 

vs. Tennessee W

 

@ South Carolina L

 

vs. LSU L

 

vs. Georgia W

 

@ Florida L

I see them going 2-4, and needing to win the SEC Tournament to make the field of 64.

 

@ Vanderbilt L

 

vs. Tennessee W

 

@ South Carolina L

 

vs. LSU L

 

vs. Georgia W

 

@ Florida L

 

I agree except I'm not sure about the W over UT.

 

I don't see them getting in.

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