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Sport: Twitter reactions to Kentucky losing at Auburn
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- january 22, 2022
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The Kentucky Wildcats faced their toughest challenge of the season on Saturday as they had a road matchup against the Auburn Tigers who are currently the No. 2 team in the country.
© John Reed-USA TODAY Sports It was an outstanding start for the Cats as they stormed out to the early 19-9 lead over the Tigers.
Auburn is the No. 2 team in the country for a reason, and they weren’t going to go away as they made a run of their own to make this a 19-16 game with 11 minutes to go in the half.
Each team exchanged runs down the stretch of the half, but it was the Cats that went into the break with a 33-29 lead.
The second half was going to be a tough challenge after TyTy Washington was ruled out with a left ankle injury suffered in the first half.
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The Kentucky Wildcats are 1-5 for the first time since the 1926-27 season, as they suffered their fifth-straight loss today after falling 75-63 to the North Carolina Tar Heels in the CBS Sports Classic. Kentucky could not stay out of foul trouble as Lance Ware and Isaiah Jackson both fouled out with over six minutes left to play, Olivier Sarr fouled out With the loss, UK’s NCAA Tournament hopes took yet another hit as they’re now 1-5 and have lost all four of their games against non-power five opponents so far this season. Here’s a look at what Kentucky Twitter had to say about yet another UK loss.
The offense is just not the same without him on the floor as Auburn tied it at 38 with 16 minutes to go.
Similar to the LSU game, Sahvir Wheeler also got hurt in this one leaving Kentucky without their two primary ball handlers.
That resulted in Auburn taking the lead and never looking back as the Tigers come away with the 80-71 victory.
Here is how Twitter reacted to the game:
Here. We. Go. pic.twitter.com/zIJTghrpeJ
— Kentucky Men’s Basketball (@KentuckyMBB) January 22, 2022
Afternoon college basketball games on CBS just hit different.
— Chris Fisher (@ChrisFisher247) January 22, 2022
Well, that's quite the start. @KentuckyMBB pic.twitter.com/IBhDwbJeet
— CBS Sports CBB (@CBSSportsCBB) January 22, 2022
Lesssgooo
— ashton hagans (@H23Ash) January 22, 2022
Now this is how you start.
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— Aaron Gershon (@agershon99) January 22, 2022Kentucky took another comfortable step forward in its quest for perfection, as the Wildcats improved to 33-0 and advanced to the SEC tournament final with a 91-67 win over the Auburn Tigers. Unlike the tight test a day prior against Florida that resembled so many of their close wins during the season, the Wildcats exerted their dominance from the opening tip. Kentucky 's defensive formidability was once again on display as it held Auburn to 33 percent shooting, but a balanced offensive explosion made it no contest from the opening minutes.
The Kentucky Wildcats suffer a HORRIFIC loss to South Carolina. To make matters worse, it was on a banked Over the past ten seasons, Kentucky has to lead the country in losing games at the buzzer, right? Twitter reactions to Kentucky ’s win over Western KentuckyThe Cats dominate their second
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— The Kentucky Logo (@TheKentuckyLogo) January 22, 2022
Do Auburn fans boo everything?
— All Things Kentucky (@BBNWonka) January 22, 2022
Hopefully just an ankle sprain there for TyTy
— Big Blue Nation (@BigB1ue9ation) January 22, 2022
Tyty Washington injury doesn’t look good but hopefully the ankle is okay
— Dylan Ballard (@DylanBallard_UK) January 22, 2022
Welp. Everyone’s just gonna get hurt.
— T.J. Walker (@TJWalkerRadio) January 22, 2022
Offensive flow much more stilted without TyTy
— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) January 22, 2022
Kentucky is being very stingy on defense and I’m here for it
— Sara Cardona (@Sara_Cardonaa) January 22, 2022
Jacob Toppin tho
— Anna Maria Tarullo (@tarullotweets) January 22, 2022
Need TYTY for 2nd half!!
— ThrowboyTees (@ThrowboyTees) January 22, 2022
I’ve been waiting for a true fast break all season long for Jacob Toppin - for that sole reason. Kids a freak.
How Auburn Finished Behind Gonzaga in AP Poll Despite 11 More First-Place Votes
— Tres Terrell (@TerrellTres) January 22, 2022Twitter reactions to Kentucky ’s loss to Richmond. The young Cats have a lot of work to do offensively. Late in this one, the veteran experience of Richmond started to take over as the held a 58-46 lead at the under 8 timeout. Unfortunately, the Cats do not yet have an offensive identity and were unable to make the comeback as they lose this one 76-64. Here is how Twitter reacted to the game
The reason for the vote shaking out the way it did can be traced to two specific writers. View the original article to see embedded media.In the latest AP Poll, Auburn was edged out by Gonzaga for the No. 1 spot despite receiving eleven more first-place votes. Here's why. The Tigers got 36 first-place votes while the Bulldogs received just 25 and ended up getting 1,486 overall points compared to Auburn's 1,482. The reason for the vote shaking out the way it did can be t The Mercury News's Jon Wilner voted for Gonzaga as No. 1, but also had Auburn at No. 6. SPINNIN' RIGHT AT YA @KentuckyMBB pic.twitter.com/tSwfH5rO4P
— CBS Sports CBB (@CBSSportsCBB) January 22, 2022
TyTy Washington Jr. (left ankle injury) is out for the game.
— Kentucky Men’s Basketball (@KentuckyMBB) January 22, 2022
Offense without tyty is not good
— The Kentucky Logo (@TheKentuckyLogo) January 22, 2022
CALL IT ON THE OTHER END
— ©hief 〽️eteorologist (@Dthixton10) January 22, 2022
I mean, if Smith was fouled on that three then Mintz was definitely hacked at the rim, right?
— Ian Teasley (@ianteasley) January 22, 2022
Of note: Auburn has been called for just three fouls in 26 minutes.
— Kyle Tucker (@KyleTucker_ATH) January 22, 2022
Big accomplishment to play 27 minutes of basketball and only foul three times.
— Justin Rowland (@RowlandRIVALS) January 22, 2022
Wheeler down on another hard screen. Again.
— Jack Pilgrim (@JackPilgrimKSR) January 22, 2022
Call out the screen. I know it's loud but get up there and call it out. Damn.
— Shawn Smith (@gbbcountry) January 22, 2022
Oscar getting wheeler killed. Gotta call out those screens if he’s going to pressure the ball full court like that
Kentucky football: Wildcats land Alabama wideout in transfer portal
— Big Blue Nation (@BigB1ue9ation) January 22, 2022
The Kentucky Wildcats landed a big name in the transfer portal: Former Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver Javon Baker. While on opposite sides of the SEC, Kentucky football poached a former 4-star recruit and National Champion in Baker. Baker didn't see a lot of action in his two seasons with the Crimson Tide, likely prompting the change of scenery. It's tough to blame him for the lack of production given the litany of receivers Nick Saban's team often has at their disposal. Baker announced his decision on Instagram. LSU & AU games need an * because we are without TWO starters. SHM ♂️
— ThrowboyTees (@ThrowboyTees) January 22, 2022
Sahvir Wheeler has made it back to the court.
— Tres Terrell (@TerrellTres) January 22, 2022
These refs are on crack
— The Kentucky Logo (@TheKentuckyLogo) January 22, 2022
Body-slammed at the rim: nothing
Flop on a 3-pointer: foul
Aside from bogus charges and offensive fouls, the inconsistency is the worst thing about college officiating.
— Chris Fisher (@ChrisFisher247) January 22, 2022
I mean he shoved Mintz right out of bounds haha
— Round Daddy (@JStreble82) January 22, 2022
I do love how these guys fight man
Lotta tough dudes on this team…none tougher than Mintz
— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) January 22, 2022
If we have TyTy we win this game. It is what it is.
— Brandon Patterson (@brandonpatt) January 22, 2022
It was always gonna be a tough game, I fully believe we win if TyTy doesn't get hurt
— The Kentucky Logo (@TheKentuckyLogo) January 22, 2022
Kentucky wins this game at Rupp Arena with TyTy Washington.
— Cats Coverage (@CatsCoverage_) January 22, 2022
Cats are a Final Four caliber team. That’s the tweet.
— Jon Ras (@jrasmussbbn) January 22, 2022
Damn shame those two teams aren't playing twice.
— Adam Luckett (@AdamLuckettKSR) January 22, 2022
Kentucky was up 9 when Ty Ty went out, up 2 when Wheeler went out and then down 10 when Wheeler returned
Just one of those days
— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) January 22, 2022
Final from Auburn. pic.twitter.com/OZdhylkoFP
— Kentucky Men’s Basketball (@KentuckyMBB) January 22, 2022
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