[RavenBoy]

Kentucky ended an eight-game losing streak to Indiana with a 95-78 victory at The Gardens. It was Kentucky's first win in the annual two-game series since 2004 and its largest margin of victory since it won 108-75 in Frankfort in 1997.

In the previous three years, Kentucky had been beaten by an average of 20.6 points. On Friday, it had a chance to win in Indianapolis but fell 83-82 at Conseco Fieldhouse. Yesterday, like Friday, it built a double-figure lead during the first half. But this time, it didn't squander the advantage.

Miller had 15 pts and 10 Reb
Slone had 2 pts and 2 Rebs

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs...002/SPORTS

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Landon didn't get very much playing time at all during both games but when he did he seemed to haved produced to the KY team. They finally got a win though against IND. Congrats.

[RavenBoy]

should have won both games.

[BlackcatAlum]

Turnovers is what killed the Kentucky all-stars in game 1, I believe they had 28 to 15 in game 2.

[RavenBoy]

Absolutely Horrible