Kentucky Dominates Loyola 88-46 After Lineup Shift
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Lexington, Ky. Kentucky's No. 12 Wildcats defeated Loyola (Md.) 88-46 on Friday night at Rupp Arena, rebounding from an 83-66 loss to Michigan State on Tuesday. The Wildcats opened with a 21-5 run, outscored Loyola 20-2 late in the first half and led 50-20 at intermission. Collin Chandler and Kam Williams each scored 13 points; Williams made his first start, adding nine rebounds, four assists and three steals. Kentucky forced 15 turnovers, produced 24 points off turnovers and outrebounded Loyola 56-33. Coach Mark Pope shuffled the lineup after Mo Dioubate's ankle injury. Based on 9 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Timeline of Events
- Tuesday — Kentucky lost 83-66 to Michigan State in the Champions Classic.
- Late in that Michigan State game — Mouhamed Dioubate sustained an ankle issue.
- Friday — Kentucky opened the game with a 21-5 run and led 50-20 at halftime.
- Friday — Kam Williams made his first start and posted 13 points and nine rebounds.
- Friday — Kentucky forced 15 turnovers, scored 24 points off turnovers, and won 88-46.
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Kentucky benefited through a decisive 88-46 victory that showcased productive contributions from Kam Williams and Collin Chandler, improved rebounding margin and turnover creation, and provided starting experience for Malachi Moreno.
Loyola (Md.) suffered an 88-46 loss, struggled with turnovers and shooting, and was outrebounded 56-33, leaving the Greyhounds at 2-5.
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