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- With the win, Kentucky improves to 4-0, and with the loss Boston University drops to 1-2.
- The Wildcats own a 4-0 all-time record against Boston, with all games played in Lexington.
- UK head coach John Calipari has a 6-1 all-time record against Boston.
- Calipari owns a 601-177 career on-court record and a 156-37 mark at Kentucky.
- Calipari has a 66-9 record when coaching the No. 1 team in the nation, guiding three programs to top-ranked status.
Team Notes
- With its 2,144th all-time win, Kentucky remains the national leader in wins.
- UK is 182-27 as the nation's top-ranked team and has won 22 of its last 24 contests as the Associated Press top team.
- UK's streak of 904 consecutive games with a 3-pointer is the second-longest active streak in college basketball.
- The Wildcats are 513-63 all-time in Rupp Arena and have won 169 of their last 196 home games.
- Calipari owns an 86-4 all-time record in Rupp Arena.
- After Boston went on a 9-0 run midway through the first half, Kentucky went on an 8-0 run to take a 26-18 lead with 7:56 remaining in the first period.
- UK has held all four opponents this season under 40 percent.
- No UK player had over 25 minutes of action, with 11 of the 12 players that saw action scoring.
- UK forced Boston into a season-high 22 turnovers, its second game in 2014 forcing at least 20 turnovers.
- The Wildcats won the rebounding battle 30-25, marking their fourth consecutive game to open the year leading in rebounding.
- UK had a 39-12 margin in bench points, a 44-16 mark in points in the paint and a 16-6 lead in fast-break points.
- UK had a season-best 24 assists, marking its most assists in a game since dishing out 28 vs. LIU-Brooklyn in 2012.
- The Wildcats had nine blocks and have had at least seven blocks in each game this year.
- UK's stretch of four straight games with at least seven blocks marks the first for UK since the 2012-13 season, when UK had at least eight blocks in four consecutive games from Jan. 12 – Jan. 22.
Individual Notes
- Sophomore Dominique Hawkins made his first career start in his 36th career game.
- Hawkins finished with his first points of the year, a career-high seven points.
- Hawkins sank his third career 3-pointer.
- Hawkins recorded his first career dunk.
- Sophomore Aaron Harrison made his team-high 44th career start.
- Harrison finished with a season-best and team-leading 19 points, also adding a season-high four assists.
- Harrison played a team-high and season-best 25 minutes.
- Harrison has 30 career double-digit scoring games and has reached 19 points in 10 career games.
- Freshman Devin Booker set new career highs in points (15), assists (seven) and rebounds (four).
- It marked his second career double-digit scoring game.
- Junior Willie Cauley-Stein tied his season high with 12 points on 6-of-7 shooting.
- It marked his 22nd career double-digit scoring game.
- Sophomore Andrew Harrison totaled a season-best five assists in a season-best 25 minutes.
- Freshman Karl-Anthony Towns had a career-high five blocks, adding four rebounds and four points.
- Sophomore Dakari Johnson had 11 points and six rebounds.
- It marked his sixth career double-figure scoring game.
- Freshman Tyler Ulis had a career-high four rebounds and two steals, adding two assists and three points.
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