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I mean it's great and all but you don't get a lot of points in brackets for starting out great. The points are all about picking the final 4. I had 3 of 4 last year. And it still went to who won the title.

Did 2 brackets in my work pool. I reluctantly played for the win and picked Duke in my second bracket. I'm currently 12 for 12. And despite that, I don't like it.

While I agree, I'm not sure Tennessee feels great about seeing Kentucky as the 3 seed.

Seems like Duke turned up the defense in the second half and maybe Louisville didn't shoot well. I didn't watch the second half but that's quite the turn of events from how the first half ended.

And 5-0 against the teams in the SEC title game and ACC title game.

Agreed, should only help Kentucky in their NCAA tournament seeding.

This one didn't age well.

They hit some big shots early on. For most of the rest of the game they kept it close or had a lead. Tennessee out rebounded Auburn 35-27 and really killed them at the free throw line. Tennessee was 25-27 compared to Auburns 13-22, I think Broom was around 5-11 from the charity stripe.

Have they ever said what his shoulder injury is?

As expected, Butler is officially out for the game tonight.

I really wish UK had Butler and Robinson. I really think Pope killed it in his first season, unfortunately injuries happen.

That was an F1, you don't foul a guy twice.

Need Butler to be ok or tonight will be tough and anything beyond that extremely tough.

I'm hoping the injury to Collin Chandler isn't going to linger too much. A shot around the eye you've always gotta worry about swelling or that cut opening back up. Other than that a solid start for UK.

SK is about to have let downs back to back nights. That's disappointing.

Man I really hate to see that happen to Steiner again. Nice to see that SK never quit but it's tough losing a close game where you just didn't play well.

This conference tournament is definitely wide open. #1 seed Auburn has lost 2 of their last 3. #2 Florida is riding a 3 game winning streak but gave up a bit of a head sceatcher to Georgia 2 weeks ago. # 3 seed Alabama has lost 2 (in a row) of their last 3. #4 Tennessee has only dropped 2 games in the last month, Ole Miss last weekend and UK all the way back on February 8th. Everyone could use and SEC tournament Championship right now and just about anyone could win it.

Good for her.

I don't think LSU wins either. But they're currently up 32-30 at half time.

They could get up to a 5 seed but lots of things have to happen. That was as of yesterday morning. I haven't looked to see how last night's games impacted that possibility.

That could bode well for Philadelphia if Mayer can get right and get on the field.

I had heard rumblings about Mayer before the Raiders placed him on the non-IR or whatever it was called. If those rumors were accurate, I would tend to think that Mayer being back in the Cincinnati/NKY area would be good for him.

After Kentucky announced Jaxson Robinson would have season ending surgery on his wrist, it was good to see some other guys really step up tonight. Would be great for the teams mojo if they can pull off the road win at Missouri on Saturday.

A few silly errors on both ends of the court but overall a good first half for Kentucky. They needed that after Saturday's loss to Auburn and loss of Robinson.

The fast that we did allowed for water, green tea and black coffee. The biggest concern is staying well hydrated. And even if you are taking in lots of fluids you aren't going to have any sodium intake to help you retain those fluid like you typically would. I did pee a lot but that was about it.