Kentucky earned its first true road victory of the season, taking down taking down the Vanderbilt Commodores by a final score of 78-66 in Nashville.
The Wildcats finished the game shooting 52.5 percent overall and 50 percent from three while again dominating the glass (42-26) and turning the ball over just nine times.
How did it all come together? And what does it mean for the Wildcats as they look ahead to their matchup vs. Tennessee on Saturday?
Sahvir Wheeler misses his second (almost third) straight game
Kentucky was without its starting point guard for a second straight game, as Sahvir Wheeler sat out due to a neck injury suffered at LSU one week ago.