Kentucky Wildcats Extend Perfect Record with Physical Win over Georgia State
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Kentucky Wildcats dominated the Georgia State Panthers with a score of 105-76 on Friday night at Rupp Arena, reaching the century mark for the fourth time this season. The game took a physical turn with a scuffle that resulted in a flagrant foul and two technical fouls between the teams. Despite the altercation, Kentucky responded well and closed out the game with a 44-23 run.
Kentucky coach Mark Pope praised his team’s response to the scuffle, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and unity in moments of adversity. The Wildcats’ guard Lamont Butler highlighted the bond that was formed among the team during the chaos, stating that it brought them closer together.
Jaxson Robinson led Kentucky in scoring with 19 points, showcasing the team’s determination and grit. The Wildcats’ resilience was evident as they overcame a slow start in shooting from beyond the arc and relied on their dominance in the paint and fast-break opportunities to secure the win.
Pope was pleased with his team’s ability to find different ways to win, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and character. Robinson’s impressive performance, along with contributions from other players such as Lamont Butler, Amari Williams, and Ansley Almonor, propelled Kentucky to victory.
The Wildcats will face off against Clemson on Tuesday in their next game. The team’s resilience, unity, and determination will be key factors as they look to extend their perfect record and continue their success throughout the season.
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