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Kentucky Wildcats backcourt outplayed one of the best backcourts in the country

This is unquestionably a confidence-builder for the Kentucky Wildcats — but most importantly, it’s a confidence-builder for the young perimeter players.

Aaron Harrison - photo by Tammie Brown | WildcatWorld.com

– photo by Tammie Brown | WildcatWorld.com

had just taken a 52-51 lead on Chris Jones' layup and foul. had to be subbed out for the second time due to cramps, and this time it didn't look like he was returning.

Considering Randle had dominated the first half with 17 points and three rebounds, it looked like the Wildcats were poised to struggle in the final 11 minutes.

The Wildcats' perimeter group made sure that didn't happen: , Aaron Harrison and combined for 46 points and led Kentucky to a 73-66 win over Louisville.

Randle was doing whatever he wanted in the first half, and it's understandable that most didn't have a ton of faith in the Kentucky guards to lead the Wildcats to victory.

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