Live Stream: KSR's Rapid Reaction to the frustrating loss in Austin

Kentucky missed a big opportunity at Texas. The Wildcats watched a five-point lead disappear late in the game with a series of unforced errors and poor effort down the stretch, losing 82-78 after leading for more than half of the game. Amari Williams played well for Blue; however, he allowed costly offensive rebounds in the end, spoiling his 18-point, 12-rebound double.
Kentucky’s 3-point shooting also failed the Cats in Austin. Before Travis Perry and Otega Oweh hit a couple of meaningless 3s in the end, Kentucky had only four made 3-pointers for the game. One of those came from Williams. None of them were from Koby Brea. That’s a problem.
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The lack of ballhandling was also too much to overcome. Kentucky turned it over 15 times, including 10 in the second half.
Now, the KSR crew will discuss those problems and more behind Kentucky’s loss in Austin. Tune in for a live broadcast on KSR’s YouTube channel as Jack Pilgrim checks in from the Moody Center after talking to Mark Pope in the postgame press conference.
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