Cats "Heeled" In Carolina

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Posted: 2:54 AM Nov 19, 2008
Last Updated: 2:54 AM Nov 19, 2008
Reporter: Brenda Bryan
Email Address: brenda.bryan@wsaz.com

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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Playing the number one team in any sport will expose your weaknesses, that's what the Kentucky Wildcats found out Tuesday night as it headed down Tobacco Road to play North Carolina.

The Cats found out they dribble too much, didn't take care of the basketball and they've got to get the ball into Patrick Patterson more.

Once again, turnovers killed the Cats.

The matchup between two of college basketball's winningest programs was no match at all with Carolina leading by double figures most of the way.

Kentucky was fried 77-58.

All this comes after being stunned in their opener by the little known Virginia Military Institute.

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