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Kentucky loses to Texas A&M for the 2nd time this season and once again disappoints in the SEC Tournament

Kentucky begins its postseason run tonight against the Texas A&M Aggies.  It’s been a…

Looking ahead, Kentucky is set to face Mississippi State on Wednesday night at Rupp Arena. Antigua recognizes the challenge that the Bulldogs present, describing them as a physical, tough, and experienced team. He emphasizes the importance of taking care of the ball, rebounding effectively, and improving their defensive efforts.

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.

The Wildcats, coming off a well-deserved break, are set to return to action this Saturday. They will be facing North Carolina in a highly anticipated game in Atlanta. Tipoff is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. ET at the State Farm Arena and the game will be televised on CBS.

Kentucky showcased a well-rounded game against Texas A&M, excelling in both offense and defense. Four players reached double-digit kills, led by freshman Brooklyn DeLeye who had 18 kills and eight digs. Senior Elise Goetzinger had 13 kills with an impressive .435 hitting percentage, while Erin Lamb and Azhani Tealer contributed 12 kills each. Goetzinger and Tealer’s strong partnership in the middle proved crucial for the team’s success.

Led by Emma Grome, who tallied 55 assists, Kentucky’s balanced attack proved too much for Texas A&M. Freshman Brooklyn DeLeye led the way with 18 kills, followed by Elise Goetzinger with 13, Erin Lamb with 12, and Azhani Tealer with 12. The Wildcats attacked at an impressive .360 clip, while holding Texas A&M to just .211.