Karl-Anthony Towns and No. 1 Kentucky shot a season-best 59 percent to stay unbeaten, topping Alabama 70-55 Saturday night and completing a season sweep.
Kentucky stays unbeaten, rolls past Alabama 70-55

Kentucky has out rebounded opponents by 165 this year plus boxscore and other game notes

With a 20-0 start, Kentucky passed the 2009-10 team for sole possession of the third-best start in UK history.
Future Cat Isaiah Briscoe Selected for 2015 McDonald’s All-America Game

incoming freshman point guard Isaiah Briscoe has been selected to participate in the McDonald’s All-American Game. The announcement was made Wednesday on ESPNU.
Kentucky has tied the 2009-10 team for the third-best start in UK history plus boxscore and other game notes
Kentucky has a 193-27 all-time record as the nation’s No. 1 team, winning 37 of the last 39 games as the AP’s top-ranked team.
Kentucky defense stifles South Carolina for 58-43 win

Devin Booker scored 18 points, Aaron Harrison added 13 and Kentucky came away with a 58-43 victory over South Carolina on Saturday.
Aaron Harrison delivers ‘dagger after dagger’ yet again

Aaron Harrison scored seven of the Wildcats’ final nine points to seal a 65-57 win over Vanderbilt.
Karl Towns had seven blocked shots for Kentucky plus boxscore and other game notes
Karl-Anthony Towns had seven blocked shots for Kentucky, most by a Wildcat this season. He also contributed four points and four rebounds.
Kentucky survives Vanderbilt 65-57

Kentucky twin guards Aaron and Andrew Harrison combined for 11 points down the stretch that were key in helping the Wildcats hold off pesky Vanderbilt 65-57.
Kentucky’s big men got the first 5 assists of the game plus boxscore and other game notes

Kentucky big men passed the ball well early, getting all five of the team’s assists in the first 10 minutes.
Defense locks down Missouri as Kentucky cruises to 16-0 plus boxscore and other game notes

This was Kentucky’s largest margin of victory against a Southeastern Conference opponent since a 62-point margin against Vanderbilt, 106-44, on March 5, 2003.