Sources Say Podcast Ep. 67: Kentucky falls to Richmond in first test of the season

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

KSR's Jack Pilgrim is joined by Shawn Smith of Go Big Blue Country and David Sisk of Cats Illustrated to break down Kentucky's loss to Richmond in the team's second game of the season and what needs to change as they head to Indianapolis to take on Kansas in the Champions Classic. Among the topics: Where did things go wrong for the Wildcats? A lackadaisical second-half effort 3-point shooting woes Is point guard play going to be an issue? What do we need to see against Kansas? Have our long-term expectations changed for this team?

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0:00.0	And to see the hang-ups we have today
0:08.8	We need to fly, fly, fly, fly
0:14.4	Let's jump, let's fly, let's be
0:17.5	Let's jump, let's fly, let's be
0:20.3	Let's fly, let's fly, let's be
0:24.1	Let's fly, let's fly, let's be
0:28.9	Welcome into episode 67 of the
0:32.4	Sources Say Podcast, your go-to
0:34.2	Kentucky basketball and
0:35.7	Recruiting Podcast on the
0:37.2	Growing KSR Podcast network.
0:38.8	I am your host, Jack Pilgrim
0:40.6	of Kentucky Sports Radio.
0:42.0	Happy to be joined with the
0:43.5	main crew once again.
0:45.5	We'll start David Sisk.
0:46.6	He's finally back.
0:47.5	David, how are you?
0:49.6	I'm scared to say I'm doing well after
0:51.5	that game because I'm afraid to
0:53.5	wrath of Big Blue Nation to come down on me.
0:55.6	So yeah, it was it was definitely
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