Welcome everyone to the local Toyota dealers KSR postgame show.

A tough one tonight as the cats lose to Gonzaga 94 to 59 in Nashville at Bridgestone Arena.

It was ugly and we'll talk about it tonight.

We want to hear from you.

I'm Billy Rutledge, normally the producer of this show hosting without Matt.. I brought Ryan Lemon into the studio just to toss some things off of. Good evening, Ryan. How are you? Yeah, we couldn't let you do this show by yourself because usually these postgame shows. Even after bad loss, we try to have a little fun, try to make it a little lighthearted. Can't do that tonight. That was awful, I was prepared to go solo tonight, but I appreciate you coming in from the bullpen.

We are in place of Matt tonight. If you have not heard, he posted on Facebook earlier tonight.

He got a diagnosis of his dad, Larry, that is not good. So he is just not in the right head space right now.

We want to send our thoughts and prayers to Matt and his family going through these tough times right now. Yeah. I mean, Matt really apologized for not being here. And he wanted to let people to know that. But he's doing the right thing. He's with his family right now, where he should be, you know. That's so Larry, he said, has had, you, had a medical issue come up, his dad, so he's going to be there for his mom and them. So we completely understand and prayers for Larry. Yeah, our heart is with you, Matt. We're thinking about you and your family. Now, Ryan, you are the one that normally gets stuck with these crappy post game shows. So I'm going to host this one. Are you okay with that?

I've had, I've had many, many. Your turn. But I said, like, I can't even joke about it.

I'm such in a bad mood about what I just saw. That was awful. I mean, as bad as the Louisville game was,

as bad as the Michigan State game was, as bad as the Michigan State game was, as bad as the North Carolina game was, tonight was worse.

It was just a beatdown of epic proportions tonight.

Kentucky shoots 27% from the field, 16% in the first half.

And Ryan, I swear I was in a fever dream for that first half. I mean,

Kentucky had not scored a point by the first TV timeout. Yeah, they had one point, one free throw

at the first TV timeout. One point. They had five minutes into the game. And at the second

TV timeout, they only had two points, two free throws. Tretto Noah passes up a wide open three

and they go down 19 to two at the second TV timeout.

I'm losing my mind.

I'm pulling my hair out.

You know, Tom and Jack are doing their best to stay positive, man, but I couldn't help.

But hit the panic button, Ryan.

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