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The game was over after UCLA could manage only 7 points in the first half.
Yes...seven...
Twenty minutes into their CBS Classic (made for TV) game vs. top ranked Kentucky, the Bruins trailed 41-7.
Did we mention it was 24-0 before UCLA finally got on the scoreboard?
Kentucky's long line of 6-10 plus athletes tormented UCLA, holding the Bruins to 3 for 37 shooting in the first half. After Wildcats coach John Calipari called off the dogs in the second half, UCLA managed to make the game a little closer.
The final score 83-44.
Devin Booker had 19 points and Aaron Harrison chipped in 15 for Kentucky who was able to empty the bench and shot 50 percent as a team on the night.
The Wildcats, at least early in season are proving to be the best team in all the land. And while there are still three months to go, nobody else looks to be even close.
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Sunday, April 6, 2014
ICYMI: UConn vs. Kentucky Is Your NCAA Tournament Finals Matchup
So, outside of the UConn and Kentucky fans reading this, who actually picked these two teams to face off for the NCAA Basketball Tournament Championship?
Be honest.
Yeah, thought so.
Semi-Final Saturday provided some good drama and some pretty good (for the most part) basketball in the largest venue ever to host the tournament.
The first game was a slugfest.
Connecticut outslugged the top seeded team in the tournament, Florida 63-53. The game featured two teams known for their defense and that was a reason the game was so low scoring.
Four Huskies, lead by DeAndre Daniels with 20, scored in double figures as UConn led a good portion of the game. The Gators couldn't get closer than 6 points down the stretch and in the end, the Huskies pulled away.
Oddly enough, UConn a #7 seed, was seeded higher than the team they'll face Monday night in Jerry World, the Kentucky Wildcats.
Your Connecticut/Florida Highlights from CBSSports.com:
And your other finalist, Kentucky.
Nobody is sure why the Wildcats were a #8 seed with all the talent on the court other than the fact they underachieved during the regular season.
But when it counted in March, they were good. Very good.
UK got all they wanted and more against a game Wisconsin team but in the end, it was a Harrison twin that was the difference.
The most clutch guy on the team did what he's done all month long, hit game winning 3-pointers.
This time, with 5.7 seconds left and a hand squarely in his face, Aaron Harrison got a swing pass from brother Andrew and drilled a 3-pointer giving Kentucky a 74-73 win.
All we will say from here is Monday night should be quite the spectacle as two unlikely teams square off for College Basketball's biggest title.
Your Kentucky/Wisconsin highlights from CBSSports.com:
Be honest.
Yeah, thought so.
Semi-Final Saturday provided some good drama and some pretty good (for the most part) basketball in the largest venue ever to host the tournament.
The first game was a slugfest.
Connecticut outslugged the top seeded team in the tournament, Florida 63-53. The game featured two teams known for their defense and that was a reason the game was so low scoring.
Four Huskies, lead by DeAndre Daniels with 20, scored in double figures as UConn led a good portion of the game. The Gators couldn't get closer than 6 points down the stretch and in the end, the Huskies pulled away.
Oddly enough, UConn a #7 seed, was seeded higher than the team they'll face Monday night in Jerry World, the Kentucky Wildcats.
Your Connecticut/Florida Highlights from CBSSports.com:
And your other finalist, Kentucky.
Nobody is sure why the Wildcats were a #8 seed with all the talent on the court other than the fact they underachieved during the regular season.
But when it counted in March, they were good. Very good.
UK got all they wanted and more against a game Wisconsin team but in the end, it was a Harrison twin that was the difference.
The most clutch guy on the team did what he's done all month long, hit game winning 3-pointers.
This time, with 5.7 seconds left and a hand squarely in his face, Aaron Harrison got a swing pass from brother Andrew and drilled a 3-pointer giving Kentucky a 74-73 win.
All we will say from here is Monday night should be quite the spectacle as two unlikely teams square off for College Basketball's biggest title.
Your Kentucky/Wisconsin highlights from CBSSports.com:
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