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–Kentucky is 7-2 this season while Indiana is now 7-2.
–UK leads the series with Indiana, 31-23, including a 10-3 mark in Lexington.
-UK has won three straight in the series, nine of the last 11, and 14 of the last 17.
-UK is 94-56 all-time against the current alignment of the Big Ten Conference.
-After a week off for final examinations, the Wildcats return to action Saturday, Dec. 18, at home vs. Mississippi Valley State. The game tips off at 8 p.m. and will be televised by Comcast Sports Southeast.
First-Half Facts
-Kentucky has used the starting lineup of Brandon Knight, Darius Miller, DeAndre Liggins, Terrence Jones and Josh Harrellson in every game this season.
-Terrence Jones got the Wildcats on the board on the first possession with a basket and free throw at the 19:43 mark.
–Doron Lamb was UK’s first substitute, the seventh time this season he has been the first man off the bench.
-Trailing 9-6, Indiana went on a 7-0 run for a 13-9 lead. UK missed 13 straight shots before DeAndre Liggins followed up his own miss at 11:38.
-Liggins’ bucket sparked a 7-0 spurt that put Kentucky back on top 16-13.
-Kentucky held on the rest of the way and led at halftime, 32-31.Second-Half Stats
-Indiana immediately jumped in the lead on the first possession of the second half on a pair of foul shots by Christian Watford.
-That started to a dandy 10 minutes of action that featured six ties and 10 lead changes.
-Watford’s three-pointer with 9:42 on the clock gave Indiana its last lead at 57-56. Indiana did not make another field goal until 38 seconds remained.
-UK finished the last eight minutes of the game with a 25-5 run, giving the final score of 81-62.Team Notes
-Kentucky outrebounded Indiana 45-33. The Wildcats are 7-0 this season when winning the battle of the boards.
-The rebounding also helped UK have a 21-4 advantage in second-chance points.
-Kentucky had six turnovers, the fewest since Feb. 19, 2002, when the Wildcats had just six miscues vs. Tennessee.
-Kentucky is 21-0 at Rupp Arena under Coach John Calipari.
-Kentucky has made at least one three-point shot in 758 consecutive games.Individual Notes
DeAndre Liggins set career highs with 19 points and nine rebounds.
-Eight of 16 foul shots also a career best.
Josh Harrellson had 14 points and 12 rebounds
-Second double-double of the season, third of his career.
-Got his first foul shots of the season and made all four tries.
-Had back-to-back dunks in the first half, his first stuffs of the season.
-Has at least four offensive rebounds in four-consecutive games.Brandon Knight had 18 points and led the Wildcats with four assists.
-He set career highs with 10-of-10 free throws.
-This marked the 31st time in Kentucky history that a Wildcat hit at least 10-of-10 at the foul line.
-Has scored in double figures and hit a three-pointer in eight of nine games this season.-Hounded by foul trouble and double teams much of the evening, Terrence Jones still managed 10 points, eight rebounds, three steals, two blocked shots and an assist.
–Doron Lamb made a pair of three-pointers. It’s the sixth time in nine games that he’s had multiple threes in a game.
