WATCH: Kenny Brooks, Amelia Hassett recap 42-point win over Queens

Kentucky responded very well against Queens after not playing up to par against North Carolina last week. After not showing the level of fight that Kenny Brooks would have wanted to see on Thursday, he had to praise his team’s effort and energy on Monday.
“I think sometimes, we look at them, myself included, and we almost look at them like robots,” Brooks mentioned following the game. “We expect them to come out there and just do exactly what they’re supposed to do each and every time they step out on the floor. We didn’t play well at UNC, had an opportunity, had opportunities to really get back into the game. Just couldn’t get over the hump. It seemed like we lost every 50/50 ball. I thought the mood right after that game was a little bit down. When you play at this level and you have a lot to play for, you can’t let one loss become two, become three.”
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“So, we just really had to tell the team, you’re not playing bad, you played bad,” Brooks explained. So, we had to get back at it. And the great thing about basketball is that you only have to wait three or four days for your next opportunity, and they were looking forward to it. We got after it a little bit, we talked about having a sense of urgency and coming back out. I thought they did a really good job stepping up tonight and getting off to a really good start.”
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