Welcome, everyone. It is the local Toyota dealers KSR postgame show. The Cats lay an egg in

college station fall to Texas A&M 96 to 85 in a game that really is frustrating and included maybe the worst stretch of basketball

Kentucky has played since the Gonzaga game.

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I, you know, I said on the pregame show that you could really have any result in this game

and it wouldn't shock me, whether it was Kentucky winning by 10 or

losing by 15, I think is what I said. And we got the latter of those. We got an 11 point loss,

but at one point Kentucky was up by 10. So you could have had a different result.

But this game came down to essentially a nine-minute stretch.

If you take the first 11 minutes, I thought Kentucky looked excellent.

Offensively, crisp, getting to the basket, probably more dunks than they've had all year.

I think they had like five early on.

Open looks from three.

Sharing the ball, beating the press.

I thought they were excellent.

And then just completely collapsed in the last nine minutes.

And Texas A&M, you've heard the notion, we've heard the phrase Bucky Ball.

If you were to look up what Bucky Ball is at its most successful moment, you would see those

last nine minutes of the first half. Kentucky let themselves get rattled. And Mark Pope with an

inexplicable set of substitutions that I, I still don't know what,

what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what,

has consists, if there's one thing that has consistently not worked all season,

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