ICYMI: Alandise Harris Says Kentucky Would 'Just Be Another Win'
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In case you missed it, Arkansas senior forward Alandise Harris told CBS Sports Radio's Scott Ferrall on Wednesday that beating undefeated No. 1 Kentucky at Rupp Arena would "just be another win for us."
“It’s very possible,” Harris said about the Hogs' chances of knocking off the Cats. “We did it before. There ain’t no reason we can’t do it again.”
To be fair, he's right. Arkansas swept the Cats a year ago and have won three straight in the series. Will the Hogs' confidence work for them or against them Saturday in Rupp Arena?
Earlier this season, South Carolina coach Frank Martin didn't want to use his team's win a year ago as reason for optimism against the 2015 Kentucky squad. “This Kentucky team is so much better than last year’s team,” Martin said. “It’s not even a conversation.”
It is clearly a different Kentucky team that appears eager for the challenge. “They beat us twice last year. Saturday is personal,” Aaron Harrison said after Wednesday night's win in Starkville.
Bring it on, Arkansas.
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In case you missed it, Arkansas senior forward Alandise Harris told CBS Sports Radio's Scott Ferrall on Wednesday that beating undefeated No. 1 Kentucky at Rupp Arena would "just be another win for us."
“It’s very possible,” Harris said about the Hogs' chances of knocking off the Cats. “We did it before. There ain’t no reason we can’t do it again.”
To be fair, he's right. Arkansas swept the Cats a year ago and have won three straight in the series. Will the Hogs' confidence work for them or against them Saturday in Rupp Arena?
Earlier this season, South Carolina coach Frank Martin didn't want to use his team's win a year ago as reason for optimism against the 2015 Kentucky squad. “This Kentucky team is so much better than last year’s team,” Martin said. “It’s not even a conversation.”
It is clearly a different Kentucky team that appears eager for the challenge. “They beat us twice last year. Saturday is personal,” Aaron Harrison said after Wednesday night's win in Starkville.
Bring it on, Arkansas.
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