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Kentucky Loses at Home to Baylor

By 11W Staff - 01 December 2012
8 Comments
- Hoops

In basketball. It's UK's third loss already, after going 38-2 last season. (espn.com)

Source scores.espn.go.com/ncb/boxscore?gameId=323360096

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Comments

Matthew on 1 Dec 2012 - 3:47pm #

They supposed to be SEC?

One and Done rule giveth. And One and Done Rule taketh away.

Class of 2010

tennbuckeye19 on 1 Dec 2012 - 3:53pm #

Kentucky has a really talented team full of top level recruits. Right now it seems pretty fair to say that they seem to be better individually than they are as a team. It will be interesting to see how (and if) this team develops and matures as the season goes on. For now at least, Florida looks to be the king of the SEC in hoops.

btalbert25 on 1 Dec 2012 - 6:38pm #

2 years ago they looked pretty crappy most of the season then beat us in the tournament and went to the final four. They are full of really raw young talent. They lost their top 6 scorers and no one on the roster had ever started a game coming into this year. I imagine they'll be pretty tough by the end of the year, but it wouldn't surprise me if this team didn't do much either. What made their team so awesome last year was they had Teague, Gilchrest and Davis in the freshman class, but they returned some great talent in Lamb, Jones, and Miller. This year they have no experience at all.

tennbuckeye19 on 1 Dec 2012 - 9:58pm #

Ineteresting note: Terence Jones was sent down to the NBA D-League this week.

Matthew on 1 Dec 2012 - 11:45pm #

I don't know jack about the NBA. Does he earn less money in the D league or does his contract dictate he gets NBA cash there? How does that work?

Class of 2010

tennbuckeye19 on 1 Dec 2012 - 11:56pm #

I had to look up the answer to your question.

Looks like the NBA agreement for contract players is that if the player was assigned to the D League they will continue to earn their current NBA salary and will continue to be included on their NBA team's roster, although listed as "inactive" while they are in the D League.