The Kentucky women’s basketball with 4-seed seeds will play Oklahoma No. 5 in the quarter-finals of the Sec-Tournament Uk athletics

Greenville, SC-DAS Women’s Basketball team at the University of Kentucky No. 4 will be playing on Friday, March 7 at 2:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, Oklahoma No. 5-Seed Oklahoma in the Southeastern Conference Tournament.

Big Blue Nation In the area is invited to visit the Cat Walk, which starts tomorrow around 12:30 p.m. et in the Hyatt Regency Greenville Hotel Lobby.

Darren Hadrick will have the Radio-Call of Great Britain for UK Sports Network, which is carried out from 630 a.m. WLAP (Lexington). Fans can also see the game on ESPN, with Ryan Ruocco, Rebecca Lobo and Holly Rowe on the call.

Kentucky is 44-44 ever in the SEC tournament games and won seven of the last nine competitions. Great Britain has adopted its first seed No. 4 since 2020, while it was playing in the quarter -finals in the quarter -finals in the quarter -finals in the quarter -finals.

The wildcats are 17-16 in quarter-final games in program history.

Kentucky is currently in its highest rank in the Associated Press survey (No. 12), which has entered the SEC tournament since 2014-15 (also No. 12).

In Kentucky’s only other game against Oklahoma this season, the wildcats defeated the Sooners, 95-86, in Norman, Oklahoma, on February 2. In this game, Georgia Amoore scored the school record for most points in a single game when she dropped a career high of 43 points. Her 43 points came from 15-22 FG, 7-12 3FG and 6-8 feet.

Her 43 points Bang Rhyne Howard (in Alabama (09.01.2020)) and Jennifer O’Neill (against Baylor (06.12.13)) for most points in a single game in the program history, while O’Neills came 43 points in four covers.

Amoore, which was appointed second-newcomer of the year and the All-Sec First Team this week, added eight templates against the Sooners and became the only player in the program history and the only player in the league since at least 2002-03 to be 43 points and deliver eight assists in a single game.

Clara Strack, the SEC defensive player of the year, added 19 points, three 3, six rebounds, five steals, two blocks and a support at this meeting. Strack was also included in the all-defensive team of the SEC and the all-sec second team this week.

The Wildcats enter the British game 22: 6 in Great Britain in the season, including 11: 5 in the Sec. Kenny Brooks and the team, which he installed in just a few months, came last Sunday with the regular season of the SEC season and achieved some significant successes, including but not limited:

• Kentucky had his best score in the regular season (+8.5 ppg) since 2012-13 (then +13.9 ppg).
  • Kentucky has had his best goals in the regular season (65.8 ppg) since 2018-19 (then 60.6 ppg).
• The wildcats have scored their most points in the regular season (1,189) in the second season (1,189) since 2012-13 (then 1,231).
• This is the only British team that has been shooting at least 45.0 percent from the field in the regular season of the SEC season since at least 2002-03.
• Great Britain has had its best FG%defense in the regular season (37.56%) in the second season (37.56%) since at least 2002-03.
  • Great Britain has had its best 3FG%defense in the regular season (27.3%) in the second since at least 2002-03.
• The Wildcats had their greatest improvement in profit from the Southeasters Conference campaign from last season in the program history (+7 victories).
• Kentucky has had its fewest second road losses (3) since 2018-19 (2).

For these and numerous reasons, Brooks was recently appointed in the observation list of Werner Head of Naismith Women’s College in 2024-25 by Werner Ladder Women’s College Coach of the Year.

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