article_snippet.sent: The loss ruined the Wildcats' undefeated season; the Wildcats' finished 38-1.  Harrison has since apologized for Harrison comment. '
article_snippet.sent: Harrison reached out to Harrison, we talked about it,
article_snippet.sent: Scroll down for video .
article_snippet.sent: University of Kentucky guard Harrison found Harrison in hot water last night when Harrison directed a racial slur at a University of Wisconsin player, at a press conference following the Wildcats 71-64 loss .
article_snippet.sent: When another player at a press conference following the Wildcats 71-64 loss as asked about Badgers player Frank Kaminsky (right), Harrison (left) covered Harrison mouth and said 'f
article_snippet.sent: ***' - but Harrison microphone still projected his comment.
article_snippet.sent: Social media immediately lit up with tweets about what Harrison said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
article_snippet.sent: Harrison said in a series of comments on Twitter that Harrison wanted to apologize 'for my poor choice of words used in jest towards a player I respect and know.'
article_snippet.sent: When I realized how this could be perceived I immediately called big frank to apologize and let Harrison know
article_snippet.sent: I didn't mean any disrespect,' Harrison added.
article_snippet.sent: Harrison said the two of them had a 'good conversation' and Harrison wished Harrison good luck in Monday's championship game.
article_snippet.sent: Harrison had 13 points and four assists in the loss.
article_snippet.sent: Harrison and Harrison twin brother, Aaron, have been projected as NBA draft picks but didn't discuss Harrison and his twin brother, Aaron futures after the loss.
highlights_snippet.sent: Harrison covered Harrison mouth and said 'f
highlights_snippet.sent: In a series of tweets on Sunday, Harrison apologized for the statement .
  