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Date Time League Season
January 3, 1976 12:00 am NCAA 1975-76

Results

Team1st Half2nd Half1st OT2nd OTFinal ScoreOutcome
Mississippi State364177Win
Kentucky423173Loss

Mississippi State

# Player MIN FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OR DR PF AST TO BLK STL PTS
Ray White357150034083300017
Al Perry4001000102180000
Gary Hooker359160099054300027
Walter Wright1324000002000004
 Taylor Williams4051500350144100013
 Joe Dean000000000000000
 Jeff Stroman000000000000000
 Rich Knarr523000002000004
Rick Moss311000101100002
Wiley Peck29490022053100010
Team000000003000000
 Total2003064001722042161600077

Kentucky

# Player MIN FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OR DR PF AST TO BLK STL PTS
21Jack Givens3311210056034100027
53Rick Robey396110011073200013
55Mike Phillips22690012055100013
12Larry Johnson38560044034800014
22Truman Claytor35310000002260006
32James Lee902000103020000
44Bob Fowler401000001110000
30Merion Haskins1300000000100000
15Reggie Warford701000000100000
20Dwane Casey000000000000000
Team000000006000000
 Total2003161001114030212100073
MIN
200
200
FGM
30
31
FGA
64
61
3PM
0
0
3PA
0
0
FTM
17
11
FTA
22
14
OR
0
0
DR
42
30
PF
16
21
AST
16
21
TO
0
0
BLK
0
0
STL
0
0
PTS
77
73

Court

Humphrey Coliseum
Humphrey Coliseum, 55, Coliseum Boulevard, College View, College Vista, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, 39762, United States of America

Walter Cornett, of Glendale, Kentucky, is the owner and operator of Walter’s Wildcat World. He founded WildcatWorld.com in 1998 making it one of the oldest Kentucky basketball fan sites in operation today.

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