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Kentucky's season did not end with a mystery. It ended with an explanation.
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March had already written the ending.
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Kentucky entered this season expecting a climb. Instead, the Wildcats spent much of it adjusting.
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With Missouri suddenly in front and momentum gone, Kentucky needed someone to stop the slide. Denzel Aberdeen and Otega Oweh did.
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Sometimes a basketball team knows when something good is happening before the scoreboard says so.
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The Wildcats didn’t panic. They simply tightened the screws to pull out an 87-82 victory.
As the No. 9 seed, Kentucky would have to win five games in five days to leave Nashville with the conference title.
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The most unsettling thing about Florida's visit to Rupp Arena on Saturday wasn't the score.
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In November, Kentucky and Louisville rolled out their basketball teams like two shiny new Cadillacs on the showroom floor.
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They were up 30–18 and in complete command. Then someone jingled a set of keys.