Welcome, everyone.

Boy, that was a tough start to the game and to the post-game show.

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It is a bad night in Kentucky land as the cats take a big loss against Georgetown at home

and kind of an embarrassing performance.

84 to 70, all the positive emotions we had last week against Purdue.

I think you can basically say we have the exact opposite this week as Kentucky falls down early and stays down the whole game.

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We're going to talk about the game, but also just the season as a whole as it kicks off

or tips off on Tuesday.

You know, it's very rare you'll see two games that give you such divergent emotions.

I mean, you play the number one team in the country. You

absolutely dominate the game and you come away going, okay, you know, are we the best team in

America? And then you play just a few days later and you look actually really bad and absolutely

get physically dominated against a team that hasn't been to the tournament in a number of years.

And while I think they might break that streak this year, it was not a good night.

So let's just break it down.

First of all, I think it's important to say, yeah, it's an exhibition, but we're going to do what, to be fair, we're going to do what we do with Purdue, which is talk about it like it's a real game. Even though it doesn't count, you know, Kentucky tried to win this game as much as they tried to win the game the other night. So I don't think you can say, well, we tried on Friday and didn't try here. I think cats wanted to win both of them.

You did not have Jalen Lowe.

I don't even throw in quaintance because it's not even really a possibility yet for him.

So I kind of leave him out of it.

But you didn't have Jalen Lowe and you didn't have Denzel Aberdeen,

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