Hey there, it's Gary Perriess. It's Wednesday, January 10, 2018, and welcome back to the

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Matt Norlander obviously is here with me and we had a pretty fun Tuesday night at college

basketball. 12 ranked teams were in action last night and all of the favorites one except

seat and hall. OU star Tray Young was inefficient once again, but he still got 22 second half

points finished with 27 points and nine assists and a 75 65 win over Texas deck. That was

probably the headline of the night, but I don't really know at this point what we can

say about Oklahoma or Texas tech that we haven't already said. So let's start with what

you wrote about last night in Orlando and that's Kentucky 7473 win over Texas A&M. Here's

the way you started the college. This is the first sentence. These are my words, Kentucky

Vance. These belong to Matt Norlander. It's January 9th and nobody has any idea how good

Kentucky's going to be this season. And I think that's 100% true. We still don't know.

I think I know that they're not going to be great. I think I know that. Like I don't

think they're going to be one of the four best teams heading into selection Sunday. I'd

be surprised frankly if they got to a final four, although they've shown even when they

struggled throughout the regular season on John Calipari, a unique ability to get deeper

into the bracket than maybe some people, including myself, would have anticipated. So who

knows? But here's the truth when you break it down. And you said this, I believe on the

last podcast that you thought this was John Calipari's worst Kentucky team besides the

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