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The dynamic duo of Mitchell and D.J. Wagner were the driving forces for Kentucky, each contributing 22 points to the team’s triumph. Wagner also impressed with a season-high six assists, displaying his versatility on the court. Antonio Reeves also made a significant impact, contributing 20 points, while Rob Dillingham added 13 points to the tally. Justin Edwards rounded off the impressive offensive display, joining his teammates in double figures with 13 points, as well as contributing six assists and five rebounds.

Grome’s exceptional performance on the court this week added to her NCAA-leading average of 12.00 assists per set. She played a pivotal role in leading the UK offense to a .372 hitting percentage in two matches combined, registering 12.88 assists per set during the week. Grome’s standout performance included 55 assists against Texas A&M and 48 assists against Mizzou. She also showcased her defensive skills with six digs in each match, and her decision-making and leadership were instrumental in the Wildcats’ three total sets where they hit .500 or above as a team.

Now, the Wildcats turn their attention to Louisville, a team that has had a remarkable season under first-year head coach Jeff Brohm. Stoops expressed admiration for the Cardinals’ fundamental soundness in all aspects of the game, their disruptive defense, and efficient run game.

After securing their 10th win of the season with a 38-31 victory over Miami, the Cardinals earned a spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) title game, marking their first appearance in any conference championship. Brohm expressed his pride in the team’s accomplishments but emphasized that their focus now turns to the important rivalry game against Kentucky.

Once the countdown is over, fans can switch over to the live broadcast of the Coca-Cola 10 to Tip. This show takes viewers straight to the court, capturing the excitement and anticipation in the moments leading up to the tip-off. It’s the perfect way to experience the energy of the arena before the game begins.

Despite the loss, Kentucky’s women’s basketball program is celebrating its 50th season and currently has an impressive all-time record of 896-590. Head coach Kyra Elzy is in her fourth season leading the Wildcats and has a 51-42 overall record.

Ajae Petty also had a notable game, contributing 15 points and an impressive 13 rebounds for the Wildcats. However, no other Wildcat player managed to score more than four points.

The Wildcats enter this contest on a high note after a dominant performance against Stonehill, where they cruised to a 101-67 victory. A standout player for Kentucky in that game was freshman sensation Reed Sheppard. The London native was on fire, making nine out of ten shots from the field, including an impressive seven out of eight from beyond the arc. Sheppard finished the game with a game-high 25 points, along with seven assists, three steals, three rebounds, and two blocked shots.

Kentucky came into the game desperately needing to regain some of the lost momentum.  South Carolina is a bad football team with a dorky coach but once again the Wildcats beat themselves. Poorly coached teams find ways to lose football games and once again Kentucky did just that. 

Kentucky had a strong start to the second half, with a nine-play, 92-yard scoring drive that ended in Ray Davis’ 31-yard rush. This impressive drive gave Kentucky a 14-10 lead in the third quarter. The Wildcats’ defense also stepped up, forcing punts on eight of South Carolina’s final nine possessions.