The Kentucky Wildcats will be walking into a hornets’ nest Saturday night. Seeking a win at Phog Allen Fieldhouse for the first time since 1983, Las Vegas believes Kansas has the upper hand entering the matchup.
The Jayhawks opened as 5-point favorites. Over the last 12 hours that number has slightly dipped to Kansas -4.5. The total is 153.
Neither team has covered the spread in its last three games. Kansas is 10-0 at home this season, but just 4-6 against the spread in those games.
Kentucky’s Last Win at Kansas
The Wildcats should have won in 2016 when Tyler Ulis scored 26 points in the SEC/Big 12 Challenge.