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Kentucky traveled to College Station and dropped to 2-1 in the SEC with an 97-92 OT loss to the Texas A&M Aggies.

In the sprints and hurdles events, junior Victoria Perrow impressed by qualifying for the 60M final and finishing second with a time of 7.37 seconds. Freshman Troy Lane also showed promise, qualifying for the 60M final alongside junior Clinton Muunga, and ultimately placing second with a time of 6.78 seconds.

The Blue team started strong by winning the first point of the game, while the other two points of the first period ended in a tie. The Blue team led 3-2 after the first quarter.

In the women’s competition, Kentucky came up just short, losing to Alabama with a score of 163-156. On the other hand, Alabama claimed victory in the men’s competition with a score of 175-144.

Mike Edwards, who was part of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Super Bowl victory last year, will be suiting up for the Kansas City Chiefs as they defend their title. Their game will be streamed exclusively on Peacock at 8:10 p.m. ET on Saturday.

For those planning to attend, please make note that the entrance to the scrimmage will be through the Frederick Douglass High School cafeteria, located on the back side of the school. Additionally, ample parking will be available in the lot adjacent to the school cafeteria.

Once the game begins, the baton is passed to none other than Tom Leach and the legendary Jack ‘Goose’ Givens, who will take on the responsibility of painting a vivid picture of the action unfolding on the court. With their wealth of experience and expertise, these commentators will ensure that you don’t miss a single moment of this thrilling game.

Moreover, Dillingham and Sheppard have developed a strong chemistry on and off the court. As roommates in the lodge, the two have grown close quickly. According to Sheppard, their on-court chemistry is a result of their constant collaboration and practice together, stating, “In practice, we’re always shooting together.”

Kentucky heads to College Station to take on the Aggies of Texas A&M.

Kentucky’s offense received additional contributions from Maddie Scherr with 20 points and Brooklynn Miles with 11. The game began with Kentucky taking an early lead, scoring the first five points through a three-pointer from Scherr and a layup by Petty. However, Vanderbilt quickly turned the tide and went on a 15-point run to establish a 15-5 advantage. Scherr managed to halt the run with a pair of free throws, but Vanderbilt maintained control and ended the opening quarter leading 23-13.