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We are back one more hour to go and one more Saturday of the regular SEC season.

And last night and Tuesday night, very important matchups.

Kentucky had a big win.

But what is going to happen next?

The cats are coming off of a 31-point destruction of

LSU, which may not necessarily make you an elite team. But Kentucky goes to Missouri,

which dropped a big game last night, and a lot is at stake. C.L. Brown from the Courier Journal in Louisville joins the Ciel.

Thank you very much for the time.

We're really great to say hello to you and I think we're all pretty eager to get your

review of what's next in this roller coaster season for year one of Mark Pope.

Good afternoon.

Thanks for having me, Paul.

Yeah, I'm curious to see how this is going to go down on Saturday as well, just

because there's been so much uncertainty with the lineups for UK, with initially it was

Lamont Butler who had the big injury, and he's missed eight games total this season.

And then Jackson Robinson went down, came back for the OU game and got re-injured his wrist in that game.

And they finally learned that Robinson is out for the season.

And so, you know, they played the Auburn game knowing that, but I think reality kind of set in right after that.

So, yes, they got the big win against LSU, which doesn't really tell us anything about how they're going to fare in the postseason.

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