Well, it wasn't pretty and at times it sure wasn't easy to watch, but the Kentucky Wildcats

fought and clawed and came from behind to get a big SEC win on the road, 64-58 over Texas

A&M. I don't really know how they did it. You shot poorly, you turned the ball over, but

you hit the shots when you needed to down the stretch and get a big win going into a big

game against Auburn on Saturday. Ryan Limit here in for Matt Jones, who by the way joining

us as we speak are freshman, CUB, rookie reporter for KSR at the game tonight down at College

Station. So Matt, what was your thoughts about the game? Well, first of all, I'm driving

through rural Texas where I don't see a car or a light anywhere inside. So if you lose

me, that's why. First of all, it was an awesome environment. I thought one of the cooler

environments I've ever seen to be honest with you in a college basketball game. I mean,

the A&M fans didn't have a whole lot of chances to get really excited because they didn't

play great, but such a cool environment. Who does A&M? I know it's not like that normally,

but it was tonight. But to me, Ryan, that's the kind of game that really good teams find

a way to win because the environment was hostile. That's the most hostile one they've had

all year. They played terrible. I mean, honestly, just I'm not trying to pick on anybody,

just go through it. Severe had eight turnovers. Kelly Grady was one for nine from three. Oscar

probably played his worst game of the year. Only had one rebad in the second half and

was really kind of ineffective on the defensive end for much of the game. Keon Brooks decided

he was Michael Jordan at times and shot like about every time it felt like. And then,

you know, Tata, Tata came through at the very end, but before that was kind of a non-factor.

And I say all that and yet they still want. I thought Dave Young men's played really

well. And then Jake's top and was the difference in the game with his defense and his rebound.

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