Senior guard Mychal Mulder scored 20 points, shooting 8 for 13 from the field, including 4 of 9 from behind the arc, and grabbed 11 rebounds, delivering his best performance to date in 19 minutes of action against Asbury. Though the level of competition was lower than the Cats will face this season, as Kentucky throttled Asbury 156-63, Mulder nevertheless was active and aggressive, showing signs of what Coach John Calipari has been looking for from the transfer guard as the Cats look for consistency off the bench, including from 3-point range.
“I thought (Mychal) Mulder shot the ball really well,” Asbury Head Coach Will Shouse said after the game.