Welcome everyone. It is the local Toyota dealers KSR post game show. It is right here on a beautiful

day. Not really beautiful day in Nashville. Tennessee is the cats lose to Vanderbilt in a very,

very disappointing loss in Bridgestone Arena. The end of the SEC tournament for Kentucky. It is now,

Kentucky is one in four in its last five SEC tournament games. The worst record in the history of

the school. And according to Corey Price, Kentucky has never ever been one in four in their last five

SEC tournament games, but they are now. We'll open up the phones here in a minute. I'm going to

Ryan sitting here with me. I'm going to go just for a few minutes on my thoughts. I'm going to let

Ryan get in. Hopefully he doesn't fall asleep before we go because he is very, very sleepy. But

I'll start with what is so disappointing to me about this, about this loss. Just a week ago,

Kentucky played Vandy in Roperina in a game that they should have won that they didn't. And

that I thought Kentucky was outskemed and outplayed. Vandy decided to go small for most of the game,

especially in the second half. They spread Kentucky out, took them to the basket,

and were, you know, absolutely sort of dominant on them. They were able to get whatever they wanted.

And then when Kentucky tried to make plays and make a comeback at the end, they were not able to

do it. Now fast forward a week later, same team, same game, basically the exact same result.

Kentucky actually gets a lead in this one. Then by half time is losing, second half just like

against Vandy. They open it up again. And Kentucky makes a comeback and is not able to make the

plays to win. You basically had the exact same result one week later. And when you are a program

like Kentucky, you can't lose to Vanderbilt twice in seven or eight days. And you certainly can't

lose to them at the SEC tournament. I stayed and listened to Calipari's press conference. I

haven't to be honest with you. Don't think I've been to a press conference in person since I,

since before COVID, he was actually much more upbeat than he normally is after losses.

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