Kentucky picked up their first road win of the season last night defeating the Vanderbilt Commodores 78-66. A 12-point road victory over a borderline Quad 1 opponent is impressive enough. However, when you consider that the Wildcats led by 28 with 6:14 remaining, you get a better feel for just how dominant the performance was.
Amazingly, the Wildcats had scoring droughts of over five minutes in both halves at Memorial Gymnasium. They went five minutes and 17 seconds without a point in the first half and were held scoreless for the final six minutes and 14 seconds of the game.