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The time has come. At long last, 7-2 freshman Zvonimir Ivisic has made his Kentucky debut, checking in for the Wildcats in the first half vs. Georgia.
And his impact was immediately felt.
After hearing the roar from Big Blue Nation, Ivisic came in and earned a quick block and steal before pulling off a ridiculous behind-the-back assist to Antonio Reeves.
You just have to see it to believe it.
What. A. Start.
Welcome to the show, Big Z.
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