From SportingNews.com: “Fair or not, though, Tennessee‘s win isn’t the story of this game for national college basketball viewers: as always, the spotlight is on Kentucky and its star. And today, it’s a harsh one. By squandering chances to help his team claw all the way back in the second half, John Wall did his part to help Kentucky lose, revealed himself as a potential chink in the Wildcats’ armor and might have lost ground in the Player of the Year race, too.”
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