Welcome, everyone.

It is the local toy dealers KSR postgame show.

It is late at night, and we are here in Windsor, Colorado,

after the Kentucky Wildcats lose 70 to 66 at Clemson in a disappointing performance.

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We got our full house here. We got Drew, we got Ryan, we got Shannon, we got Max.

I'll give you a quick two or three-minute rundown and let these guys talk.

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We watched the game in Fort Collins, had a big crowd of Kentucky fans come.

So thank you to the folks who came, probably 40, some people come to a town in the middle of Colorado to watch a game with us.

So that was a lot of fun. The game itself, Kentucky, I think, you know, I said before the game

that I thought if Kentucky won tonight, the difference between being a great team and a very good team is winning games like this.

And I think, you know, after beating Duke and after having kind of rolled through the bad teams and then losing this game,

I think Kentucky is more in the line of very good than great.

Now, you can still do really good things with a very good team, but probably

more like a ranked eighth to 12th, 13th ranked team. A couple of things that stood out. One,

for the first game really that we've seen this year, big gap between the starters and the reserves.

Butler was in foul trouble in the first half. Mark Pope says maybe he thinks he might have messed up and coached him into foul trouble.

Basically maybe he should have played him more in the first half.

And then he got hurt in the second half.

And there was just a huge drop-off between Butler and Kerr-Kreza.

Butler was plus 17 on the game.

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