Kentucky beats Duke and proves the Wildcats are again loaded
- 8 years ago
They laughed, because a giggle qualifies as an appropriate, unprompted response to a display of dominance.
Jamal Murray, who scored 16 points in No. 2 Kentucky's lopsided 74-63 win over No. 5 Duke in the Champions Classic at Chicago's United Center on Tuesday, looked at teammate Tyler Ulis , adjacent to him on the postgame podium, and smiled.
That smirk accompanied an announcement to the college basketball universe that John Calipari might have built another Wildcats juggernaut that's equipped for another Final Four run following last year's 38-1 campaign.
"We build chemistry and play off each other," Murray said.
"We just kind of take turns a little bit between us."
Jamal Murray, who scored 16 points in No. 2 Kentucky's lopsided 74-63 win over No. 5 Duke in the Champions Classic at Chicago's United Center on Tuesday, looked at teammate Tyler Ulis , adjacent to him on the postgame podium, and smiled.
That smirk accompanied an announcement to the college basketball universe that John Calipari might have built another Wildcats juggernaut that's equipped for another Final Four run following last year's 38-1 campaign.
"We build chemistry and play off each other," Murray said.
"We just kind of take turns a little bit between us."