Last night's game came down to the wire, but Kentucky (Wildcat's) managed to outlast Notre Dame
(Fighting Irish) just enough to win, final score 68-66. With 6 seconds to go in the game, Andrew Harrison hit two free throws (CLUTCH!) to put the Wildcats on top. Many say Notre Dame was Kentucky's toughest test to date and I agree. The Fighting Irish were not intimidated by the Wildcat's perfect record. They controlled the tempo the entire game and almost beat the #1 overall seed. This would have been the biggest upset of the tournament. But Kentucky did not give up, with big plays from Karl-Anthony Towns (17pts in second half; 25pts in all), the Wildcats stayed in reach of the Fighting Irish and pulled away when it counted the most.
(Fighting Irish) just enough to win, final score 68-66. With 6 seconds to go in the game, Andrew Harrison hit two free throws (CLUTCH!) to put the Wildcats on top. Many say Notre Dame was Kentucky's toughest test to date and I agree. The Fighting Irish were not intimidated by the Wildcat's perfect record. They controlled the tempo the entire game and almost beat the #1 overall seed. This would have been the biggest upset of the tournament. But Kentucky did not give up, with big plays from Karl-Anthony Towns (17pts in second half; 25pts in all), the Wildcats stayed in reach of the Fighting Irish and pulled away when it counted the most.
Congratulations are still in order for the Kentucky Wildcats for winning the Midwest Regional Final and advancing to the Final Four with a (38-0) record. Can't wait until next week! It's about to get real people lol!
Kudos to John Calipari!!!
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