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"My head wasn't in the game," said Randolph Morris yesterday.

Where was it?
"I don't know," the center said.





Wow....Coach needs to get players motivated somehow, the players for some reason just aren't in the game.

Having your head in the game has nothing to do with motivation. Some players are going to go into a game with that regardless. Players say this after many teams' losses and it's never mentioned but only at Kentucky. Morris is simply lazy and I for one won't miss him much when he leaves this team. Morris is an athlete and with that comes the responsibility to get your own head in the game. The Coach has enough duties dealing with the gameplan and scouting to not worry if a player is going to have his head in the game.

This is 100% on Morris in my opinion. It's his problem, and it's his job to get himself ready for a game. The coach can't motivate every single player, and if you're looking this deep down for something to blame on a coach then you're lost beyond belief and have such a deep agenda that you're never going to climb out of it.

Randolph was the only one not in the game yesterday, everybody else was ready but didn't execute. Morris had 8 turnovers himself. It's all on him.