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Kentucky Leads LSU at Halftime, Up by 3

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Kentucky leads LSU at halftime, with a solid start thanks to strong bench scoring and a hot start from Andrija Jelavic. Kam Williams returns, hitting a three-pointer on his first shot. Kentucky shoots over fifty-two percent from the field and wins the rebounding battle. LSU stays close, with Michael Nwoko leading the way. Kentucky needs to lock in during the second half to secure the win.

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Kentucky Leads LSU at Halftime, Up by 3

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kentucky Leads LSU at Halftime, Up by 3. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 11, Kentucky holds a slim lead over LSU at halftime in their key match-up. The Wildcats pushed ahead by as many as nine points early, but head into the break-up by just three. It's been a solid star compared to some tougher road games, with strong scoring from the bench keeping them in front. Andrea Jolavic sparked the offense with seven of the team's first nine points. Otega OA lead with 13 points, while Denzel Aberdeen added eight and Colin Chandler chipped in seven. Those three combined for 28 points total. Cam Williams made a welcome return after seven weeks out, draining a three-pointer on his first shot. That boost helped Kentucky shoot over 52% from the field and win the rebounding battle 17-16. LSU stays close, hitting nearly 49% of shots overall and 45% from beyond the arc. Michael Nowoko has 13 points to lead them, with Max McKinnon at 10 and Markel Sutton with 7. Kentucky edges points in the pain. 22-14 and bench scoring 11-6 with just two turnovers.

Now they need to lock in during the second half to secure the win and move on.

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