Tom's Take: the battle for the bye
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Georgia's collapse at home last night puts more pressure on Kentucky in its bid to secure a bye for the first round of the SEC Tournament next month in Atlanta. The Cats control their own destiny but they have no margin for error. Other than their trip to UK, the 'Dores have only road games against LSU and Auburn and home games with Tennessee and Florida and one would think they would be favored to take all four. If the Cats win out and tie Vandy for second, Kentucky gets the number two spot by virtue of a better record within the division (7-3 to VU's 6-4). Chances are this battle goes down to the final weekend of the regular season, with Vandy and the Cats both at 10-5. Should Vandy then lose its home finale to Florida, Kentucky could afford to lose at Tennessee and still get second place. Bottom line is to follow the Al Davis axiom--just win, baby.
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TOM HATTON said...
TOM JUST GOT A COMPUTER AND TRYING TO LEARN HOW TO USE IT. ENJOY YOU ON THE RADIO AS WELL AS ON THE INTERNET. YOUR A GREAT ANNOUNCER AS WELL AS PERSON. LIVE IN INDIANA BUT PLAYED A LOT OF BALL IN ESTILL COUNTY. OLD IRVINE HIGH SCHOOL. SON STEVE PLAYED AT TRANSYLVANIA FOR COACH LANE IN EARLY 90S. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK US CAT FANS ARE LUCKY TO HAVE YOU. GO CATS
posted at 8:00 AM on Feb 18th 2011
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