UK Basketball Headed to the 2014 NCAA Tournament

UK Basketball is heading to the 2014 NCAA Tournament! Check out this blog post for a recap of their season and a preview of what’s to come in the tournament.

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA tournament Schedule

The UK basketball team is headed to the 2014 NCAA Tournament Here is a look at their schedule:

First round:
March 18th: UK vs. Kansas State

Second round:
March 20th: UK vs. Wichita State

Regional semifinals:
March 27th: UK vs. Michigan/Tennessee winner

Regional finals:
March 29th: UK vs. Louisville/Kentucky winner

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA tournament Bracket

The University of Kentucky Basketball team is headed to the 2014 NCAA Tournament! The Wildcats finished the season with a 21-12 record and were awarded a #8 seed in the tournament. UK will take on #9 seed Kansas State in the first round on Thursday, March 20th at 9:40pm EST.

If UK defeats Kansas State they will face either #1 seed Wichita State or #16 seed Cal Poly in the second round on Saturday, March 22nd. The complete bracket for the 2014 NCAA tournament can be found here.

Go Wildcats!

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA tournament History

UK Basketball has a long and storied history in the NCAA Tournament The team has won 8 National Championships the most recent being in 2012. They have also been to the Final Four a total of 20 times, including 9 times in the last 20 years. In total, UK has played in 57 NCAA tournaments, and their all-time record is 125-47.

This year, UK is once again headed to the tournament as a #1 seed. They will be looking to add to their already impressive history in the tournament and bring home another National Championship

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA Tournament Preview

The Kentucky Wildcats are headed to the 2014 NCAA Tournament! This will be their 18th consecutive appearance in the tournament, which is the second longest streak in NCAA history. The Wildcats are seeded fourth in the Midwest Region and will take on Kansas State in the Round of 64.

This is a team that is loaded with talent, but has struggled at times during the season. They will need to be on their game if they want to make a run in the tournament.

The Wildcats are led by freshman sensation Julius Randle Randle is averaging a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds per game He is one of the best players in the country and will need to be at his best if Kentucky wants to make a deep run in the tournament.

sophomores Aaron Harrison and Andrew Harrison. The Harrison twins are both excellent scorers and have shown the ability to hit Big Shots when it matters most. They will need to be consistent throughout the tournament if Kentucky wants to advance deep into March Madness

Kentucky also has a talented group of role players that will need to step up in order for this team to be successful. Players like Trey Lyles, Dakari Johnson, James Young and Alex Poythress will all need to make contributions if Kentucky wants to win games in the tournament.

The Wildcats have all of the talent in the world, but they will need to play their best basketball of the season if they want to make a run at a national title.

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA tournament Predictions

The University of Kentucky Wildcats basketball team is once again poised to make a run at the NCAA championship After a disappointing loss in the 2013 tournament, the team is looking to redeem themselves and prove that they are still one of the best teams in the country.

UK is currently ranked number 3 in the nation, and they are expected to be a top seed in the 2014 NCAA Tournament The team has a strong core of returning players, led by seniors Julius Randle and James Young. They also have a talented group of freshmen, led by point guard Andrew Harrison.

With a strong mix of experience and youth, UK is definitely a team to watch in the 2014 NCAA tournament

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA Tournament Chances

Despite a disappointing regular season the Kentucky Wildcats are still in contention for the 2014 NCAA tournament UK has a few key wins against quality opponents, and with a strong showing in the SEC tournament the Wildcats could solidify their spot in the Big Dance.

In order to boost their chances, Kentucky will need to focus on a few key areas. First and foremost, the Wildcats need to improve their defense. UK has been inconsistent on that end of the floor all season, and they will need to be at their best if they want to make a run in the tournament.

Secondly, Kentucky needs to take better care of the ball. The Wildcats have been turnover-prone all season, and that has often led to easy baskets for opponents. If UK can take better care of the ball, they will give themselves a better chance to win close games.

Finally, Kentucky needs to shoot the ball better from three-point range The Wildcats have struggled from beyond the arc all season, and that has often put them at a disadvantage against opponents. If UK can start making more shots from long range, they will be a tough team to beat in March Madness

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA tournament Hopes

Heading into the final week of the regular season the Kentucky Wildcats are projected to be a #8 seed in the 2014 NCAA Tournament

Despite a disappointing loss to Arkansas on Saturday, the Wildcats still have a chance to improve their seeding with a strong showing in the SEC Tournament

UK will take on Florida in the first round of the SEC Tournament on Thursday, with a potential matchup against top-seeded Tennessee in the semifinals.

The Wildcats will need to win at least one game in the SEC Tournament to solidify their spot in the NCAA tournament field.

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA tournament Dreams

The Kentucky Wildcats are headed to the 2014 NCAA Tournament! After an up-and-down season, the Wildcats have earned a spot in the field of 68 and will take on Kansas State in the first round. UK is a young team, but they have the talent to make a run in the tournament. With a chance to make some noise on college basketball’s biggest stage, the Wildcats are poised to make some noise in the 2014 NCAA Tournament

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA Tournament Expectations

The University of Kentucky’s Basketball team is headed to the 2014 NCAA Tournament with high expectations. The team is seeded fourth in the tournament and will face off against fifth-seeded Michigan in the round of 32.

UK is coming off a strong Regular Season in which they went 24-10 and won the SEC conference tournament They will enter the NCAA Tournament as one of the favorites to win it all.

The Wildcats have a talented roster that includes future NBA Stars such as Julius Randle James Young, and Dakari Johnson. They also have a deep bench that has been key to their success this season.

UK Head Coach John Calipari has a lot of experience in the NCAA Tournament and knows what it takes to win. He will have his team ready to compete for a National Championship

UK Basketball’s 2014 NCAA tournament Legacy

UK Basketball has been one of the most successful programs in NCAA tournament history, with 8 national championships and 41 tournament appearances. The 2014 team will be looking to add to that legacy, as they head into the tournament as one of the top seeds. UK has a long history of success in the tournament, and they will be looking to continue that tradition this year.