
Kentucky's Malachi Moreno Dominates Vandy
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Kentucky Basketball Secures Revenge Win: Malachi Morenos Breakout Performance
In a thrilling turnaround, Kentucky basketball defeated Vanderbilt, with freshman center Malachi Moreno leading the charge. After a disappointing previous matchup, Moreno delivered an impressive performance with eleven points, six rebounds, and five assists. The Wildcats dominated inside, outrebounding Vanderbilt and keeping their leading scorer off the board. Coach Mark Pope praised Morenos response, highlighting his physical play in practice following the tough loss. Kentucky now faces Texas A&M, with a win potentially securing a double-bye in the SEC Tournament.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kentucky's Malachi Moreno Dominates Vandy. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 1st Kentucky basketball, pulled off a solid revenge win against Vanderbilt on Saturday thanks to a breakout game from Freshman Center. Malachai Marino, after struggling in their previous match-up, Marino stepped up big time with 11 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists, helping the Wildcats. Dominate inside. Just a few weeks earlier, Vanderbilt had talked tough about out-muscling Kentucky, and they backed it up by out-rebounding the Cats 43-0. 37 while holding Marino to just 4 points and 8 boards on a missed layup to start. This time around, everything flipped. Kentucky controlled the glass with a 29-22 rebounding edge, and kept Vanderbilt's leading scorer, Devin McLaughlin, off the board. Completely, despite his nearly 11 points per game average, Coach Mark Pope couldn't stop raving about Marino's response, noting how physical he was all we can practice after that tough loss in Nashville. While scores like Colin Chandler, Denzel Aberdeen, and Otiga Owe grab the spotlight, Marino's presence has been key to Kentucky's strong run.
The Wildcats now hit the road to face Texas A&M on Tuesday, a match-up that could lock in a double buy for them in the SEC tournament.
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