| MBB/WBB Alabama Men’s Basketball Defeats Kentucky by 20, 85-65, to Pick Up Fifth-Straight SEC Win
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85-65, but may have paid a price. Bruner and Herb both hurt.
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Great win! Nice game on both sides of the ball. Hope our injuries aren't bad ones. This team can do great things if they keep this hunger. Roll Tide.
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Jones looked similar to Smith last night. Hoping its not that serious but he never came out of the locker room and that concerns me. The Bruner knee injury was rather quirky. I don;t know his history with that knee either but he has been good lately.
Any idea what the deal is with Quinnerly?
Got to respect what the team did with 3 starters out for most of the 2nd half.
Rojas could be good but is a bull in a china shop right now.
Any idea what the deal is with Quinnerly?
Got to respect what the team did with 3 starters out for most of the 2nd half.
Rojas could be good but is a bull in a china shop right now.
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Quinnerly is in quarantine.
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2006 was the last time for us. Great win, tough on the injuries.
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I agree, but we still gotta win these type games. They still have a roster of five star blue chippers. They haven't fallen off a cliff like Florida State football. They are more like Alabama football last year.
Our ability to get to the rim was huge last night and it paid off. These teams are defending the perimeter and leaving the post open and our speed is allowing us to steal those points. Then we can still make it rain from three. Solid and lethal team.
Hate seeing the injuries. Hopefully they are not season ending. Basically had three starters out for most of the game and still went into Rupp and won by 20. Not something Bama basketball has been able to do in a looooong time under any circumstance. Also nice to see the depth Oats has built on this team starting to show up because we are going to need it. I honestly thing the next man up is real for this team. One of the young guys I think will do so is Primo. He just looks like a young gun waiting to explode. We need him to.
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"Largest home loss of the Calipari era"
Any way to find out how long it has been since they NEVER led in a home game?
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probably, but that foul he committed when he hit the player shooting a three...that's all on him.
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If true, this is the best news possible...
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I would disagree recovery from torn meniscus without surgery is 6-8 weeks so with reference to Bruner no way best news.
Bruner is really our only big man. I would agree about Jones.
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There was concern last night that it was more serious, that's why I say best case. I mean, best case was a slight sprain, but they knew it was more than that. I guess it depends on the severity of the tear, but if it is just a slight tear, I bet he's back within 3 weeks. Sorta like Mark Ingram in 2010. Regardless, glad it isn't an ACL or similar issue (again, if true).