By Adam Lucas
1. Not much to say other than that was a thorough demolition by Kentucky of a Carolina team that felt like it had been playing better recently. That wasn't the case Saturday, as the Wildcats ran away with a 98-69 win.
2. The Tar Heels had been an effective second half team for most of this season, but that wasn't the case against UK. After the Tar Heels had made a small push at the end of the first half to get within 11 at the break, Kentucky blitzed out of the locker room and built a lead as big as 30 midway through the second half. That was the first time Carolina had trailed by more than 30 since the 2012 loss at Indiana. The 35 point deficit at one point was the largest for…