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Coach Elzy also expressed disappointment over the team’s 28 missed layups, emphasizing the need for better fundamentals. She stressed the importance of finishing through contact and highlighted that layups, free throws, and good defense are key to winning games.

Running back Ray Davis understands the importance of taking the crowd out of the game early. He recognizes that the fans will be loud and supportive of their home team, but that won’t faze the Cats. Davis emphasizes the need for the team to stay composed and focused on their own performance on the field.

Admission to the meet is free and fans can also stream all sessions live on SECN+ or follow along with live results via the Meet Mobile app. The meet will begin with prelims at 9:30 a.m. each day followed by finals at 6 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday, and 5 p.m. on Friday.

Saniah Tyler and Eniya Russell also contributed to the Cats’ efforts with 11 points apiece. However, Kentucky was missing their star guard Maddie Scherr due to an ankle injury, which surely impacted their performance on the court.

Fans can tune in to listen live to the broadcast, which will start at 5:45 pm. This opportunity allows supporters to stay connected and engaged with the team, even if they are unable to be physically present at the game. With Headrick and Elzy behind the microphone, listeners can expect a captivating experience that brings the excitement of the game to life.

Once the game gets underway, fans can tune in to hear the dynamic duo of Tom Leach and Jack ‘Goose’ Givens as they provide the play-by-play commentary. With their wealth of knowledge and expertise, Leach and Givens will surely keep fans on the edge of their seats throughout the game.

The Wildcats have made an impressive start to the season with a perfect 2-0 record. They defeated East Tennessee State with a score of 74-66 and followed up with a dominant 82-54 victory over USC Upstate. Kentucky has displayed remarkable offensive prowess, with five players scoring in double digits in each of their games so far. This balanced attack has been key to their success in the early stages of the 2023-24 season.

However, Kentucky head coach John Calipari understands that this game is not about the storied past of these programs, but rather about the players on the current roster. With a relatively young team, Calipari is unsure of how they will respond to this high-pressure matchup.

Unfortunately, since their remarkable performance against Florida, the Wildcats’ rushing attack has experienced a decline in productivity. In their matchups against formidable teams like Georgia, Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi State, and Alabama, Kentucky has averaged a mere 102.2 rushing yards per game. Their latest game against No. 8 Alabama saw a lackluster performance, with the Wildcats only managing 95 rushing yards, 74 of which came from a late fourth quarter run by Ramon Jefferson.

The Wildcats came out with intensity, comfortably winning the opening set 25-13. They maintained a remarkable hitting percentage of .593 and a 71 percent sideout conversion rate. After falling behind early in the second set, Kentucky fought back to level the score at 19-19, taking control and closing out the set 25-23. In the third set, they never trailed, securing a 25-20 win to seal the sweep.