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Title : THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO INDEPENDENT CHI-SQUARES
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"It's good to have the decision out of the way, and I can focus on my high school season," Williams said when she signed.
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Taylor and Brockman are both Kentucky products, playing for Lafayette High School.
The Lady Generals open their season tomorrow at home against Bryan Station.
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They finished their junior seasons 35-5.
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ANGE POSTECOGLOU is not the sort to be thrown out of his stride by an initial setback, so the new Melbourne Victory coach will learn plenty from his side's loss to Melbourne Heart - chiefly that the fluent, pacy, precise passing game he implemented at Brisbane Roar will not be easily transferred.
Few A-League identities do dark brooding as well as the Victory coach, who is not afraid to let the world know he is unhappy if what he has witnessed is not what he expected. Postecoglou was not exactly unhappy. Incandescent might be a better word to describe the reaction to his team's 2-1 loss to Melbourne Heart on Friday night.
A crowd of 42,000 turned up at Etihad Stadium, the bulk favouring the Navy Blues, and it's fair to say they, like their coach, would not have been impressed with what they saw.
That's not to take anything away from Heart and their rookie boss, John Aloisi, who won the tactical battle against one of the domestic game's most successful coaches, although Postecoglou could claim his side never really gave itself much chance because the execution of his game plan was so flawed.
Heart got in their faces, pressed hard, and did not let Victory relax and play out from the rear, the hallmark of the Postecoglou style.
For Aloisi, it was a night to remember, having claimed such a big scalp in his first game in charge. Still, as one of the country's most decorated players, he has been around long enough to know too much should not be read into one result, especially the opening game against a side struggling to remake itself.
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As starts to the season go, it was a cracker - and Heart, rightfully, have bragging rights in this city, at least until they next meet.


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- Nature. Fashion. Music. Travel. Growing up in Santa Barbara I feel extremely spoiled with the beauty that I am constantly surrounded by and it never ceases to amaze me and provide me with inspiration. I love hiking and swimming in the ocean and everything in between! Working at Free People gave me a chance to really explore my own fashion sense and got me hooked on having an ever growing closet. Music always has been an always will be a major part of my life
- my best memories involve my dad and a guitar. Traveling is a true passion of mine! When I graduated High School my best friend and I took of for Spain
- Portugal
- England
- France
- and Italy. Since then
- I've been hooked with my most recent trip being Costa Rica/Nicaragua (which I especially loved because I spent the majority of it in a bikini!).
- I'm probably the least coordinated person I know. However
- dance is what I always go back to. I took ballet (off and on) from age 5 till about 8th grade. Then after High School I picked back up with Contemporary and Ballet classes just for fun. My sister and I also love to go rock climbing at the gym that opened up in SB.
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The barely-there bikini and swimwear trends are here with a thunderous scream this summer.
We know that most of you can't wait a moment longer to hit the shoreline. But whether you're drenching in the sun in Copacabana or on the Tenerife, the most significant decision won't be about the SPF of your sunscreen rub, but the swimwear that you'll be donning.
Let's have a detailed look at what's in and what's not on the swimwear fashion front. Let's explore all the hip and happening cuts and styles. We'll help you pick the perfect piece of beachwear that will make sure you rock amidst the radiating sunshine.
Leading designers all across the globe have come up with stunning, innovative and trendsetting designs for all the beach worshipers who love to play, tan and bask in the gleaming sun. The swimsuit industry has broken the monotony by going beyond the fairly standardized designs this season and brought in very bright, upbeat and vivacious range in swimwear to stun the beaches from Rio to Bali.
1) Vintage-inspired
The playful, curvaceous look and the sheer magnetism of the vintage inspired swimwear is all set to floor you with its variety. You can either choose to look very sophisticated or extremely sexy by picking your favourite from this collection.
High-waist bottoms, halter necks, vintage inspired color palette, Hawaiian prints, tops with fuller cups are some of the features that set apart the vintage swimwear from the rest.
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2) Bikinis with a Ruffle
This pattern is designed to bring out the distinct feminine appeal. The best about this raging trend is that there is no defined style to it. This season designers have styled and placed ruffles in every possible way they could.
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3) Crochet Bikinis
This is one of the must-have fashion trends this summer. Crochet bikinis and swimsuits are a perfect blend of sizzling appeal and authenticity that any woman desires from her beachwear. Apart from flaunting the body in the most alluring manner, the intricate crochet work and design serves as a perfect camouflage for any flaws that might be present.
The other advantage of this range is that a crochet mono-kini can be paired up with denim, midi-length skirts or crisp pair of pants to double it as daywear.
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This hot trend of 2009 is back again this season and is here to create a major style statement. The peculiarities of this 2012 swimwear range that distinguishes it from the 2009 collection are:
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- Contrasting colours of the strap and the rest of the swimsuit
5) Strapped Swimwear
A variety of styles in strapping, both thin and thick, have set runways afire this time of the year. Be it a wide strapping on the sides of a vintage-inspired bottom, or embellished straps to detail the shoulder area, this trend has picked up more pace than anticipated.
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6) Digital Prints
Bold digital prints are a result of the latest on the technological front that the designers have at their fingertips. Ethnically inspired prints in highly contrasting vibrant shades, art work and iconic prints are some of the most sought after this season.
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The latest in swimwear cover-ups will add more elegance to your look. These will serve the purpose of hiding what you wouldn't want people to notice quite artistically.
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This year's collection has something in it for all you beach lovers' out there. No one is going to be left disappointed for sure.
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We would recommend the vintage look for all you curvaceous ones. Don't hide your curves; heighten their appeal by trying halters or cupped swimwear, or any style that accentuates an hourglass figure by playing around your waistline.
- Pear shaped body or a small bust-line
Ruffles fuller-cupped vintage swimsuits are a perfect option to add volume and enhance the appeal of your torso. They will act as an amplifier for your bust-line balancing the look with your lower half.
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Ruffles will come to your rescue yet again; however choose to accentuate the lower half to strike a balance with your bust area. Stay away from amorphous crochet or string swimwear if they come with no or little support; instead stand by structured modes of creation and halter-necks.
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If curvaceous is an alien word to your body type, the exotic styles like statement strapping, backless swimwear and crochet patterns are the perfect ones to show off your chiseled physique.
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I come from Brazil and now I'm studying in San Francisco, California. I realized how easy American high school subjects are. I also think American students don't respect teachers and there is no punishment no matter what a student does! Also in Brazil we have two tests a week, and in America tests are really easy.
I come from Brazil and now I'm studying in San Francisco, California. I realized how easy American high school subjects are. I also think American students don't respect teachers and there is no punishment no matter what a student does! Also in Brazil we have two tests a week, and in America tests are really easy.
I think so, because I do extra homework (which by the way is also very easy) so I don't have to spend 5 weeks on something I perfectly understand but my teacher doesn't let me do harder stuff, she makes me play a equally easy math game, we need harder schools that you don't need to pay for
American teenagers have been pussyfied for too long. They are ill prepared for the future. No wonder our country is going downhill. Children need to learn DISCIPLINE. Until that happens our countrys future will remain in jeopardy. Please start providing discipline at home and in schools now. It will only help
Students can talk back to the teachers, and the principles let them off easy because they're afraid of the parents and that a punishment might just make a student fail, because suspension means no homework and missing school. Teachers have no rights either, how can we expect to have teachers be the boss if they have no correct way to go about holding their authority?
Due to exponential growth of guilt about the slave trade, its harder for the citizens to focus on pending issues.
Such a theory has been proven by educational constituents, yet continually ignored despite it being a leglislation that will in fact uphold the common good.
We are indeed inside the circumference of educational tyranny that has been perpetuated by the lamens term machine. My fear is that our future generations will not boom as many babies because of their inability to grasp much more complicated concepts that have been distilled by this global economy.
As society progresses, we as the inhabitants of the americas must brace ourselfs for a change that could prove fatal to our frontal lobes if those lobes are not securely fastened!
They teach silly anecdotes which they call math and science. Math and science are being taught so badly nowadays. It's a joke, school that is. Calculus should be done by 10th or latest 11th grade, and they barely touch it's surface in the 12th. They teach formulas like mean value theorem, without deriving or proving it. Students plug numbers in and get an A. Is the the education system?
We have created a problem in this country, namely the program of "no child left behind." This was a horrible disaster of a program that is weakening our system. The teachers are not the problem though. They work long hours, are getting everything slashed from them and are being expected to do more. This is causing them to lower standards just to keep up with what is expected of them.
America is starting to fall behind in education. I feel this is because schools enforce positive attitudes no matter what. There is no punishment, it seems, for bad grades and poor behavior. Parents should go back to the good old days when spanking wasn't a crime and schools were allowed to show a kid who's boss when they had to.
Too many people have a reading level much lower than it should be. Instead of raising the bar and challenging students to be better or improving their understanding of history and science, teachers merely push them to pass a small test, molly coddling the low bar set. The only time students are pushed to succeed at a test is when the test is designed to measure the school system.
American schools are not too easy on their students because we see some very intelligent people in our country. Many other countries are even easier on their students then we are in American schools. This is why I think that American schools are not too easy on their students at all.
American schools aren't easy on students. There are students committing suicide and getting depressed from how much work they are getting. The problem is the WAY we are learning. We don't get the chance to express ourselves creatively, and all we do are tests, which just put us as some number. If you look at other countries who are excelling in the education of their children, you will see they take less tests and do other things that America doesn't. We could learn from them. I'm in seventh grade and I'm already feeling stressed about college.
Some classes are easier than others based on how the teacher teaches the class. Some schools are really hard, and others are easier. It's okay for a kid to not do very well in a class and do better in a different class. Sometimes the kid honestly can't get it as easily as others, or the teacher isn't very good at explaining the lesson. It's all based on the teacher.
Going trough a rigorous education system in America, I do not think it is at all easy. Some classes are deemed easy and are there for those who truly need it, but there are harder classes out there. I have taken many Honors and AP classes, which are college level as a high school student and can count for college credit. The harder classes are offered for those up to the challenge.
Students are faced with tons of stress for their adulthood. Students must be involved with extracurriculars as it looks for colleges and sports too. Many people do not choose hard classes as they are so spread-out to look well-rounded for colleges.
Also,students go through tons of standardized tests which is never easy. There are the state mandated tests, regular tests in courses, SAT, ACT, midterms, finals, EOC, and whatever tests they throw in as an extra. With all these tests with different formats and subjects, how can American schools be considered easy


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Olá a todos! After almost 1 month and a half, I'm writing a new blog. Reason? After a long school year, I took July just for gaming. But August has started, and I will try to write 1 or 2 blogs per week. JoseOmatic had this awesome idea of tagging people to write a blog where they have to tell which game they liked most in each platform. The rules are:
- List your favourite game for each platform you have played on. And if there's a platform you haven't played on, you can simply list the games you would want the most for it.
- Details aren't necessary, but if you want to then you may feel free to do so.
- At the end of the blog you shall tag 3 MyIGNers and make sure to notify them on their wall.
Nintendo Entertainment System
1st - Super Mario Bros
2nd - The Legend of Zelda II: Adventure of Link
3rd - Mega Man 2
Super Nintendo
1st - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
2nd - Super Mario World
3rd - Donkey Kong Country
Nintendo 64
1st - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
2nd - Super Mario 64
3rd - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
1st - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
2nd - Super Smah Bros Melee
3rd - The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker
Wii (if I had one)
1st - The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
2nd - Wii Sports
3rd - Donkey Kong Country Returns
Game Boy
1st - Pokémon FireRed
2nd - The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
3rd - Super Mario Land
Nintendo DS
1st - Pokémon Heartgold
2nd - The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
3rd - Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games
1st - Final Fantasy VII
2nd - Metal Gear Solid
3rd - Ape Escape
Playstation 2
1st - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
2nd - God of War II
3rd - Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3
Honorable mentions: Jak and Daxter, Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus
Playstation Portable
1st - God of War: Chains of Olympus
2nd - Daxter
3rd - The Simpsons Game
Playstation Vita (if I had one)
1st - Assassin's Creed III: Liberation
2nd - Uncharted: Golden Abyss
3rd - LittleBigPlanet
Playstation 3 (Oh god, this is going to be difficult)
1st - The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (after 440 hours, it had to be 1st place!)
2nd - Dark Souls
3rd - Assassin's Creed II
Honorable Mentions - Red Dead Redemption, Battlefield 3, Uncharted, GTA IV
Xbox (if I had one)
1st - The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (I actually played this one)
2nd - Halo 2
3rd - Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
Xbox 360 (if I had one)
1st - Halo: Reach
2nd - The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
3rd - Mass Effect
Playstation 4 (when I buy one)
1st - The Elder Scrolls Online
2nd - Battlefield 4
3rd - Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
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Minister Dunya thanked the delegation for accepting the invitation extended by the Government of Maldives and reinforced the Government's readiness for constructive engagement with OHCHR.
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Car Hunters follows individuals as they passionately search for their dream car. In each episode we follow a new buyer, aided by a friend or family member, as they check out three unique vehicles and hit the open road for a test drive. We share in the exhilaration and deliberation as they try to decide which ride they will cruise home in. Featured buyers include an empty nester who wants to recapture his youth with a car from his glory days; a father and son duo who are on the hunt for a thrill ride to bond over; a former correctional officer looking to kick off his retirement in style by owning a classic convertible; and a life-long lover of iconic low-riders who's looking to finally buy one of his own!
Rick Blough is an army veteran who wants to fulfill his lifelong dream of owning a classic car. On his hunt, he test drives a '57 Chevy Bel Air upgraded with the latest parts and technology, a '66 Ford Mustang with a smokin' hot red paint job, and a gorgeous gray '65 Chevy Chevelle with a monster engine. But which classic has the muscle to win Rick over?
Growing up, Aaron Leider spent quality time working on cars with his dad. Now he and his own son are on the hunt for a car they can restore together. On their search they check out a '69 Lincoln Continental Mark III with a surprise up its sleeve, a stylish '60 Cadillac Series 62 with a big price tag, and a rare '66 Imperial Crown in need of some serious TLC. Which classic will Aaron choose as their restoration ride?
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The Rant Sports 100 teams in 100 days countdown begins to wind down as we take a look at the 2nd ranked team in our Top 25, the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Alabama has been one of the most dominant teams in the country since 2008, accumulating 48 wins (second only to Boise State's 50), 2 BCS National Championships, and 1 Southeastern Conference Championship. With that kind of track record, to say expectations are high in Tuscaloosa would be an understatement.
When some schools set their goals they aim to win a certain number of games or make it to a bowl game. For the University of Alabama the goal is simple: National Championship. That is not only the goal, it is the expectation.
While the thoughts of a perfect season and a 15th national championship fill the dreams of Tide fans, Nick Saban is a master and handling expectations.
Alabama has traditionally been a team that has emphasized the running game, but much of the speculation this season is that Alabama will throw the ball down field more often after the emergence of quarterback AJ McCarron. McCarron burst on the scene during the 2011 BCS National Title game with 23 completions on 24 attempts for 234 yards. Although the stats weren't eye popping, McCarron showed that he could attack a defense without turning the ball over.
Joining the junior quarterback in the backfield will be a talented quartet of running backs. After averaging 7.1 yards per carry behind Trent Richardson, Eddie Lacy will take the lead among the stable of backs. Filled with the perfect balance of size, speed, power and finesse, the only thing that could hold Lacy back this season could be injuries that seem to nag the Louisiana native.
However, if something were to happen to Lacy, the Tide will turn to another junior tailback in Jalston Fowler, a 6-foot-1 250lbs power back who teammates say is like tackling a bowling ball. Although Fowler is 2nd in line after rushing for just under 400 yards and 4 touchdowns in limited duty, he'll be sure to be challenged by redshirt freshman Dee Hart and true freshman TJ Yeldon.
Although inexperienced the wide receiving corps could turn some heads in 2012. McCarron showed no hesitation when saying this was the most talented group of receivers he's seen since arriving on campus, a sentiment that was reiterated by Saban as he complimented the chemistry between the two units.
Kenny Bell and Kevin Norwood are not household names after limited opportunities in their first two seasons on the field. Bell is a homerun threat with legitimate 4.3 speed while Norwood is a technician at the position; running precise routes and reeling is everything thrown his direction.
While Bell and Norwood will lead the unit, Christian Jones will supply a pair of steady hands in the slot, while freshmen Amari Cooper and Cyrus Jones have been busy making the case that they can not be redshirted. Also, don't discount Marvin Shinn, a 6'3 redshirt freshman from Vigor High School who impressed with 2 catches for 85 yards in the second fall scrimmage.
No matter if Alabama runs or throws the ball, they will do so behind the best offensive line in the country, maybe one of the best of all-time. Barrett Jones, the reigning Outland Trophy winner will lead the unit, but offensive tackles DJ Fluker and Cyrus Kouandjio may wind up stealing the show.
Alabama's success on defense begins up front, most notably at the nose guard position. When the Crimson Tide have won national titles under Saban, they have done so with a dominant figure to clog the middle. In '09 it was Terrance Cody, then in '11 it was Josh Chapman. This year Alabama will look to Jesse Williams, the 6'4 and 320lbs Australian.
Holding down the defensive end spots in Alabama's 3-4 defense will be 5th year senior Damion Square on one side and a likely combination of Ed Stinson and Quentin Dial on the opposite end.
The defensive line will be solid, but without question the linebacking corps is going to be a strength for the Alabama defense. Nico Johnson and CJ Mosely will be the headliners on this unit, receiving plenty of preseason acclaim during the summer months. Although each have found their names littered on numerous watch lists the two may still share the same position. Why? "Because it works" said CJ Mosely at the beginning of fall camp.
While Johnson and Mosely will get much of the attention at the beginning of the season, Adrian Hubbard and Xzavier Dickson at the outside linebacker spots may get all of the attention at the end of the season. Both are phenomenal athletes with natural pass rushing ability who could give Alabama their first real pass rush in years.
The secondary will undoubtedly be a question for Alabama in 2012. While Robert Lester and Vinnie Sunseri will have the safety position locked down, the question comes at cornerback. Deon Belue, Dee Milner and John Fulton each have all the talent in the world, but starting experience in the Southeastern Conference is scarce.
While the consensus in Tuscaloosa is that the first unit with be able to hold their own, there will be a sense of urgency early on to develop as much depth as possible.
A contest with the Michigan Wolverines will be a tough matchup early on but the real test could come in week three against the Arkansas Razerbacks. As noted earlier the secondary is a big question for Alabama and is a weakness the Razerbacks that could exploit. The Missouri Tigers on October 13th could also present the same problems.
But the one game that everyone has circled is November 3rd in Baton Rouge against the LSU Tigers. It is very possible that these two teams could again be undefeated heading into the game, giving all the makings of the Game of the Century Part 3


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Kentucky Travels to Athens to Face Georgia
Kentucky embarks on its final road game of the season, traveling to Athens to meet Georgia on Tuesday, March 3. Coverage will be provided by ESPN with a 9 p.m. ET tip.
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Cat Scratches: Calipari, Cats still attacking clutter head on
The clutter isn't going away.
That's why John Calipari won't stop talking about it.
"I talked to them about it yesterday a little bit and just said, 'You've got to stay the course, and that's the one thing that can break us down,' " Coach Cal said.
As Kentucky has piled up wins, the noise surrounding them has intensified from an early-season buzz to a dull roar now that the calendar has flipped to March. Of course the national media has latched on to the top-ranked Wildcats' pursuit of perfection, but Calipari is more worried about immediate threats.
"Like I said to them, you're going to have people around that are trying to make you like them and they're going to say whatever they've got to say, which is, 'Ah, you should shoot more, you should play more,' " Calipari said. " 'Why is he going to him and not you? What about this? You really don't like that guy, right? You're the man.' I mean, again, it's all to enable, it's all to make them feel good and, 'Come with me, listen to me, talk to me.' That's the stuff they've got to be mature enough to deal with."
To help them, Calipari said he brings up the topic at least every 10 days or so. And a couple weeks ago, he queued up video of ESPN analyst Jay Bilas' message to the team during the preseason Big Blue Bahamas tour.
"I could put my head in the sand and say, 'Ah, that's not happening here,' " Calipari said. " 'This is Kentucky.' It's worse here. So these kids are strong, they're mature for their age, they've dealt with it, they've done it."
It's a good thing, too, because the tests on the court aren't getting any easier. … Read the full story
This Week's News:
UK Clinches Outright SEC Title With 84-67 Drubbing of Arkansas
- The Wildcats claimed the outright regular-season SEC title on Saturday with an 84-67 victory over Arkansas.
- The win clinched the top seed for UK in the SEC Tournament.
- Kentucky is 29-0 to start the season for the first time in the history of the program, bettering the the 1953- 54 group's 25-0 start.
- UK is the only team in SEC history to begin a season 29-0.
- It's also the Wildcats' best start to a conference season since the 2011-12 team went 16-0 in league play.
- Kentucky's 29-game winning streak is the second longest overall in school history.
- The streak is the longest over the course of a single season, besting the 1995-96 Wildcats.
- The 29-0 start is the best of any John Calipari team he has ever coached.
- The 29 straight wins is the longest winning streak of Calipari's career, bettering his 2008-09 Memphis team's 27 consecutive wins.
- UK has won 51 of its last 53 games as the Associated Press top-ranked team.
- John Calipari has a 95-9 all-time record when coaching the nation's No. 1 team, including a 54-4 mark at Kentucky.
- UK led the entire game and has trailed for only 149:01 of a possible 1,175 minutes this season.
- It was the third consecutive game that the Wildcats did not trail.
- Kentucky shot 29 of 60 from the field (48.3 percent). The Wildcats just missed out on shooting 50 percent or better from the field for the 10th time this season.
- UK outscored MSU 40-24 in the paint.
- Kentucky improved to 6-0 vs. ranked competition, winning those games by an average of 17.2 points per game.
- UK has only trailed for 22:11 of the possible 240 minutes this season vs. ranked opponents.
- Kentucky shot 75 percent from the line (21 of 28). The Cats have made at least 70 percent of their foul shots in 13 of the last 17 games.
- At one point in the second half UK led by as many as 31 points vs. the SEC's No. 2 team.
- In back-to-back games, Trey Lyles has his two highest- scoring games of the season. He had 18 points Wednesday at Mississippi State and 18 vs. Arkansas.
- Aaron Harrison had nine points and a career-high five steals.
- Andrew Harrison tied Lyles for game-high honors with 18 points. It is his second-highest game of the season.
- Devin Booker scored 10 points, his fourth double- figure game in a row and 17th double-figure game of the season.
- Tyler Ulis notched 14 points, tying his season high set in December at Louisville.
- Willie Cauley-Stein had seven points and a solid floor game with nine rebounds, two assists, two steals and four blocked shots.
Lyles, Towns Lead Kentucky to 74-56 Win at Mississippi State
Trey Lyles scored a career-high 18 points and classmate Karl-Anthony Towns had his sixth double-double of the season to lead UK to a 74-56 on the road at Mississippi State.
- It was the most points Lyles has scored since pouring in 12 against Buffalo in the second game of the season.
- Towns scored 12 points and had a gamehigh 10 rebounds for a double-double, his second straight and fourth in last seven games.
- UK outscored MSU 38-26 in the paint.
- Kentucky had 15 assists, compared with six by Mississippi State.
- Kentucky was 12 of 13 from the free-throw line (92 percent), the second time this season the team shot 92 percent or better from the charity stripe (95.5 at Florida).
- Kentucky had balanced scoring with four players in double figures.
- Aaron Harrison scored 16 points, while Devin Booker added 14.
Lyles Named SEC Freshman of the Week
- Freshman Trey Lyles earned his second SEC Freshman of the Week honor after leading UK with 18 points and 5.0 rebounds in two wins last week.
- Lyles scored 18 points vs. Mississippi State - a career-high mark. He followed that with 18 more against No. 18/16 Arkansas.
- For the week, he shot 68.2 percent from the floor and was a perfect 6 of 6 at the foul line.
Booker, Towns Named Wayman Tisdale Finalists
- Freshmen Devin Booker and Karl-Anthony Towns have been selected as finalists for the United States Basketball Writers Association's Wayman Tisdale Award, given annually to the top performing freshman in the nation.
- Booker leads the team in scoring at 11.1 points per game, including a team-high 12.0 points per game in SEC contests.
- Towns is logging 9.3 points and a team-high 6.5 rebounds per game. He leads the team with six double-doubles on the year, including charting four over the last seven games for UK.
- A winner will be announced at the Devon Energy College Basketball Awards on April 14 at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.
Media Opportunity - March 2, 2015
Head Coach John Calipari
On Georgia being different with Marcus Thornton in the lineup ...
"They're a better team. And they're playing better. Hopefully we're playing better. We have Trey (Lyles) now. They played us a lot of zone last game. I just don't know what they'll do. Mark (Fox) will come up with something. They run their stuff. They're making shots. They're going to try to beat us down the floor. They're an NCAA Tournament team we're playing on the road. It's going to be a hard game for us."
On Georgia's ability to get to the free-throw line ...
"They do a great job of shuffling inside and putting you at bad angles and getting balls to the rim. They also fly up and down the court and just get it to the rim. Their guards have a way of getting their shoulders by you and creating fouls. Like I said, they went through a stretch where their little kid had a concussion, the other kid had a concussion. They're trying to survive. They lost a couple of games that you would say, `What in the world happened?' They were hurt. Now all of a sudden they go to Mississippi and they were up 10-15. They were up. Win that game and go and now play Missouri, probably play their best game of the year against Missouri both defensively and offensively. Now they're coming with us on Senior Night. Gonna be a hard game."
On Georgia playing as a unit ...
"They run their stuff. They do their stuff. They know how they're supposed to play and they play that way. They create the kind of shots they're trying to create. They put you in situations they know where they're going to find their shots. They do a good job."
On getting individual UK players to reach their peaks ...
"They're coming close. We're still working on it. Dakari (Johnson). I thought Tyler (Ulis) made strides last game. I told him you've got to score the ball some. You can't just go out there and be a passer because then you can't make any passes. You've got to score. Marcus Lee has to catch us a little bit. Aaron (Harrison) and Devin (Booker), I want them to be players who can make 3s. Not 3-point shooters. I want them driving. I want them making plays. So we're getting closer. We're no there right now."
On how this team rises to the occasion ...
"We've had a lot of teams here that have done that. This isn't the only team. I think, again, the differences that you have are there are a lot of guys and a lot of room for error. What I mean is I only need five guys to play well. You have nine guys that you are playing and you have another guy or two if you need them. I only need five of you to play well. If five are playing well then that's OK too. If you want to play get in there and ball."
If the undefeated record is brought up in any context ...
"Other than I'm not worried about it and if we get dinged, then I'm fine. Other than that no. It doesn't have any bearing on what we're doing. If guys get better, if we focus on individual player improvement, if we keep focused on them and they keep focusing on each other, then all of the other stuff happens. It's all day-to-day here."
On discussing clutter with the team ...
"I've been talking to them once every week or 10 days, so I bring it up all the time. We brought up the Jay Bilas video and showed them that. That was probably two-and-a-half weeks ago. I know I can put my head in the sand and act like they're not talking to anybody, looking on the Internet or social media, talking to their girlfriends or AAU and high school coaches. You won't believe this, but those coaches could care less about anybody on this team except that young person. That's just how it is. I could put my head in the sand and say, `Ah, that's not happening here. This is Kentucky.' It's worse here. These kids are strong and mature for their age. They've dealt with it and done it. I told them before the last game, `If a team plays with anger and they're mad and angry, then that physiology can turn to fear. I want you to play with joy. Have fun.' Joy always beats anger and negativity. What's the worst the thing that I could say, versus, how can I build something up? I told them about it last game. Just play."
On playing well on the road in tough environment ...
"Well, they know going in it's going to be a hard game, so they may focus a little more. Every game we play, it's an event. I mean the only thing that happened was it snowed like crazy at Mississippi State. Thankful it did because we played about seven or eight minutes that game. Somehow our fans got in, I don't know how our fans got in and theirs didn't, but that's about what happened."
On recruiting unselfish players ...
"Well, there's a couple things when you talk to them and you are recruiting them. It doesn't matter what you see; it's telling them that you are not going to shoot 30 balls a game here, that you're not going to be the face of the organization and that you're not going to be the only guy. Now in clutch time you may be the guy scoring, (like) Aaron. But the reality is that we don't have guys scoring 30 a game. They know that coming in. I had from Brandon Knight to Tyreke Evans, guys that scored 40 a game in high school. Guys that ended up being really good players for us and played team basketball. Even though when the game needed to be taken over, they did it. Our kids know coming in that they are going to be with other good players."
On Kentucky being used to playing in hostile road environments ...
"They have been pretty good, but part of it is they're feeding off of each other. I mean, people say, `They're freshmen.' Yeah, but they know that it's not on them, it's on those veterans. The veterans know if I'm not at my best I know that young kid's going nuts and I will be fine, get my legs underneath me, and I will go back and be fine. They're feeding off of one another and that's what has made this go. I keep coming back to, they've allowed this to happen, this isn't about me, this isn't about some genius move I made. This is about these players are allowing this to happen. They are keeping the clutter away. It is there, it is beating on them. It's eating at them. It's there. They are pushing it aside and they are looking after each other. Which I am really proud of I mean it's hard. Here, it's like a coat you wear 24 hours a day."
On Kyle Wiltjer's success at Gonzaga ...
"I am so happy I watched. Again, because they were getting beat the last game, I turned it off. I watched it a little bit but then I turned it off. My wife and I watch every time he's on. We try to catch it. He and I go back and forth, and I sent something out that said, `Really happy for him. It's obvious I held him back.' I said, `Kyle, get in the line. It's a very long one.' He's a great kid. I mean, he really is. He's up for player of the year, and he deserves it the way he's playing. You know, if we're truly about kids, at the end of the day, I don't want a kid leaving here, and then I try to damage a kid or bury a kid, or I'm mad he's playing well. He's not doing it for me. I just want him to do well. Ryan Harrow's doing great at Georgia State. That's good for those kids. They felt it wouldn't work here. OK, then let's figure this out, and let's see where it will work for you because that's what it should be about."
#21, Tod Lanter, Sr., G
On what it's like that he and his dad both played here ...
"It's been great for me. He's been there every step of the way since I was young telling me, `Push for your dreams.' I've been blessed that it's been able to work out how it has. He's been my biggest support since day one, so it's been a great experience."
On whether he's had fun ...
"Oh yeah. We've been up and down. First year, we didn't have as spectacular of a finish as we expected. The second year we were able to bounce back and use that drive to propel us all the way to the national championship game and fell short. Like I said, ups and downs. So this year we've taken that same fire and tried to put a spectacular season together and hopefully we can make it back to Indy this year for a Final Four and make something happen."
On how many Senior Days he's attended ...
"I'd say five or six, probably."
On what he remembers about them ...
"I remember Darius' (Miller) pretty well. That was when I transferred back so I was able to be there for that one. Pretty incredible for him having been a Kentucky kid getting to live out his dream here too. And he obviously had a spectacular career. I remember some guys from when I was younger. I remember being here for Tayshaun (Prince) and that crew. I think Ravi (Moss) was somewhere around that time. I remember theirs. It's been pretty cool to able to--now I'm going to have to be a part of it and I'm sure it'll be tough, but at the same time it's part of the process and I'm thankful to be there."
On whether he pictured being a part of Senior Day as a kid ...
"I did, because I've seen, like Mr. Cutler (Alan Cuter) just mentioned, I've seen my dad's video from that. It's wild. It's wild thinking about the fact that I'm a couple days away from it. It hasn't felt like it's been that long since I've been here."
On whether he gets emotional ...
"Not typically. I think there's good and bad with this. Obviously giving up--like this is the end of it for me. This is the end of the line so it's kind of like the last hurrah. But at the same time, I'm ready to move on. I've been in school long enough. I know what I need to know to get on with my life and hopefully work out a successful career. I'm looking forward to the next step, but it'll be tough to say goodbye to it. But I'm still going to be here. So I'll be around to watch future players come through the program and things."
On what he will do after college ...
"I don't know. I'll have a couple business degrees. I know I want to get my real-estate license immediately after graduation and see where that takes me. Hopefully use some connections to look around, see what I think I could be successful in. But I think I want to do some sales for a while. I think that's important with business degrees, to have some sales experience. I'll try that for a little bit and see what happens."
On what it's been like to be a part of UK basketball ...
"I've grown up around this program. I've seen its ups and downs. I've seen the ins and outs of it through--I've had a little bit of insight with my dad being here, stories and things, and I've had personal relationships with past players. So I've gotten a little bit more of an insight than most typical fans have. And then now I got to step into this role and experience something that most kids growing up here don't get to do and it's just been--every step of the way I've tried to take it all in one step at a time, one day at a time. You get caught up in the ups and downs of a season and the ins and outs of practice and things and you sometimes lose track of where you actually are and what you're getting to go through and how many people would kill to be able to be in this position. I try to take the time to take it all in."
On this team's chemistry ...
"Well we're all really close on and off the court. We had that in the past, in the past couple teams, but this year's team is majority the same as the team that made the Final Four run last year and we were a close team last year. I think that loss brought us closer together and it showed--it taught us to hold each other accountable for even every day in practice. If you're taking a drill off, your teammates hold each other accountable now and I think that's been a big step this year and why everybody's held themselves to a different standard. I think that has a lot to do with our personal relationships. It's been beneficial for us."
On the reason for better chemistry ...
"Well, a year together prior to this definitely helped. Like I said, the loss definitely fueled the fire. People realized this isn't as easy as we thought it was going to be. A lot of times you put on a blue and white Kentucky jersey and you're like, `Oh, we're Kentucky. They're not good enough to beat us.' A lot of young guys who haven't played in the college game don't realize how hard it actually is and that one possession off can make a difference in a ballgame and in our case the national title. I think that's, like I said, fueled the fire and it's given us an incredible drive to succeed every possession. Ultimately, that's what's led to the season we've had so far."
On whether it's weird that there is a Twitter account for his biceps ...
"I actually found that out my first year when Matt Jones was doing an interview with me and mentioned. I had no idea at the time that existed, but he brought that up on camera. So that was kind shocking for me. But all fun and games."
On whether he follows the account ...
"I don't, actually. I figured that would be a little weird so I didn't follow it."
On whether the existence of it is weird ...
"It's funny. It's funny. I've had some random people mention it to me. I actually had a walk-on from Auburn during the Auburn game come up and ask me about it before the game, which is a little shocking. But yeah, like I said, it's fun and games. I'll roll with it, I guess."
On whether that account says something about UK ...
"Oh yeah, it's incredible. How many people are interested in even our lives and what we've got going on. I think that's part of what makes this place so incredible to be at."
#32, Brian Long, Sr., G
On what it is going to be like Saturday ...
"I'm not sure. I'm just looking forward to it. Playing my last game in Rupp and being a part of the environment one last time."
On what his time at Kentucky has been like ...
"So far it's been great. We've had two real good years and this year the story's not over yet. It's been a great ride all four years. Just appreciate everything and it's been real fun."
On what's been the best part for him ...
"Just being a part of it every day. Coming in and seeing the results and seeing all these people succeed after they leave here. Just being part of it and seeing everyone succeed has been the best part for me."
On a moment that has stood out ...
"Winning the national title my freshman year was the high point. If I had to pick one moment I'd say that, but overall it's been a great four years."
On not receiving any playing time ...
"No, like you said, I knew it coming in. I'm just glad to be in here day in and day out. Like you said, I knew it coming in, I knew what my role was and I'm just here to help anyway I (can), and it's been a fun ride."
On what this team does that the national title team did ...
"Coach always kind of preaches to be your brother's keeper and stuff like that, and same with this team I feel like. Very unselfish. This year's different because we're deeper than normal so we have a lot of guys and the unselfishness shows. Everyone caring for each other and being with each other shows a lot."
On if he is surprised at how successful this team has been ...
"I mean, the hype is always there, year in and year out when you're here at Kentucky. But the hype around this team was pretty big and whatnot. To go out there and do it every day is a different story. I wouldn't say I'm surprised, but it's great that we're having this much success so far and we're starting to pick it up even more."
On how the team is off the floor ...
"I think they're kind of in between (serious and fun loving). Everyone has fun, but they're serious in the same aspect. You look at the Arkansas game, you can tell we were serious and it was a big game and they beat us twice last year and stuff, so it was good to see us come out and have a lot of energy and show that we were ready to go."
On who wins in a matchup between the 2011-12 team and the 2014-15 team ...
"I don't know, honestly. 2012 was obviously great in their own aspect, they won the national title. And this year the story's not over yet. Ask me in a couple months."
On what impact the loss to Vanderbilt in the SEC Tournament championship game did to the 2012 team ...
"I think it kind of showed we weren't invincible. I don't know how many wins we had - 30 wins in a row or whatever it was, 25? - it just kind of showed we weren't invincible and kind of brought us together. (We) figured out how we had to play and stuff like that. We didn't close that game out."
On if they still would have won the national championship if they hadn't lost that game ...
"I mean, I would say yeah, but some people may think differently. I know some people think you need a loss and whatnot, but we're not focusing on that. I think our focus is just day in and day out. Everyone is 0-0 when tournament time comes. We just have to figure it out."
#13, Sam Malone, Sr., G
On his last game in Rupp this Saturday vs. Florida ...
"I'm excited for it. I think it's been a great year so far and just to cap it off with one more game at home would be awesome. Really looking forward to it."
On who's better between the current and 2012 UK teams ...
"Uh, it's yet to be seen. In 2012 we took care of business in the tournament and that's really what mattered the most, so we'll see. I think they're kind of two different styles of play and 2012, people forget we had our ups and down throughout the year. This year it's kinda been rolling the whole time, but we'll see. March is what matters and early April, so we'll see about that."
On if the loss in the 2012 Southeastern Conference tournament helped moving into the NCAA tournament ...
"Yeah, I think it helped us out. I think that if we didn't lose to Indiana I think we would've won the SEC tournament, but we were a little exhausted, tired and we were just looking forward to the NCAA tournament."
On if that's the biggest difference between the two teams ...
"Well, the depth with this team. You guys know, if a certain amount of people don't come to play, there's always people behind them ready to go. It's just--the chemistry with both teams is a little different. Both great teams."
On how much they talk about the undefeated record ...
"We're just looking forward to every game. I mean, it doesn't matter. Everyone's got no losses in March, so that's the way we're looking at it. We're not going to get ahead of ourselves or anything. One game at a time and that's how we've been successful so far so we'll keep doing that."
On how he describes the team's chemistry ...
"Everyone sharing with each other, being unselfish, you know, being on the same page on and off the court, knowing what the other person's thinking, know where they're going to be at and really trusting each other."
On where that comes from ...
"I think it started in the Bahamas, but we're at the point where I think we know what we're doing is working really well, so why would we change anything. You know what I mean? Just keep trusting each other. There's no reason to do anything we haven't been doing and I think that's really been working out great for us."
On if the seniors will petition to start Saturday ...
"Unless 12 other people get a crippling flu, I don't think we're going to start. But we'll see what happens."
On why Cal can bring a team like this together and make it work ...
"I think that he just gets people focused on buying into the team, like he says, and everyone's worried about winning. If we win it's been shown that good things will happen for everyone, so trusting in that is really how it works."
On what he means by that ...
"You know, people have been successful winning. When you win everyone--guys are getting drafted. You know, that's not their focus right now, but they know in the back of their mind, if we keep winning everyone benefits from it. So just kind of staying within the system of what we're doing is really going to help people out."
On the spectrum of his career at UK ...
"It's crazy. I mean, I've seen the ups and the downs and people forget last year. I mean, our heads were almost under water last year and were able to make a big run. But, yeah, freshman year I thought it was going to be like that every year, then the next with that NIT--it was totally different from the first year. But we just stuck with our game plan of what we were doing as far as the program goes, and we're back to where we want to be."


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