Kentucky wins, Jamal Murray shines
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Jamal Murray fell one assist shy of only the second triple-double in Kentucky history tonight. (Although it wouldn't have actually counted.) The freshman finished with 22 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists in his first 29 minutes as a Wildcat. Five others joined him in double figures, including Skal Labissiere with 18 on 9-of-12 shooting from the field. Tyler Ulis had a 10-assist night.
Kentucky absolutely demolished Ottawa, 117-58, in a game that should never have been played. Good for Mitch Barnhart to get his old school some attention and money, but this was not a fair fight. Luckily it was all for fun and not for real.
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Jamal Murray fell one assist shy of only the second triple-double in Kentucky history tonight. (Although it wouldn't have actually counted.) The freshman finished with 22 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists in his first 29 minutes as a Wildcat. Five others joined him in double figures, including Skal Labissiere with 18 on 9-of-12 shooting from the field. Tyler Ulis had a 10-assist night.
Kentucky absolutely demolished Ottawa, 117-58, in a game that should never have been played. Good for Mitch Barnhart to get his old school some attention and money, but this was not a fair fight. Luckily it was all for fun and not for real.
More to come...
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