Kentucky Survives In Nashville, Tops Vanderbilt 58-56

Tonight’s game at Vanderbilt was ugly, sure, but at SB Nation’s Kentucky blog, fans are smiling regardless. From their recap:

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Ahead 57-56 with under 12 seconds left, the Wildcats (26-1, 11-1 SEC) had two separate chances to make it a three-point game down the stretch, but Eric Bledsoe missed two free throws and Wall made 1-of-2 at the line with 2.5 seconds remaining for a two-point difference.

Kentucky called timeout after Wall’s make, and Vanderbilt (20-6, 9-3) drew up a baseball pass from under its basket to Ogilvy at the opposite foul line. The ball got to Ogilvy cleanly, but his one-handed leaner with DeAndre Liggins in his face hit off the rim to send the Commodores to their first loss in 14 games this season at Memorial Gym.