10 Numbers Behind Kentucky's 63-53 loss to UCLA

Well, that was horrible. While we wait on John Calipari and players to share their comments on No. 13 Kentucky’s 63-53 loss to No. 16 UCLA, here are ten stats that will probably make you even more upset about how things unfolded.

53: Points by Kentucky, a season-low. Previously, the low was 60 points vs. Bellarmine.

32.8%: Kentucky’s field goal shooting, a season-low

5-13 (38.5%): Kentucky’s mark at the free throw line, a season-low. Many of those misses came at crucial times.

18: Turnovers by Kentucky, a season-high

21: Field goals by Kentucky, a season-low

4-26: Combined field goals by Cason Wallace, Antonio Reeves, and CJ Fredrick. Fredrick had zero attempts in six minutes. The trio finished with 13 points.

6-21 (28.6%): Kentucky’s three-point shooting. The Cats’ six threes are tied with the Gonzaga game for the second-fewest of the season. Kentucky only made four threes vs. Yale.

4-12: Oscar Tshiebwe’s shooting. Tshiebwe finished with only eight points in 39 minutes, along with 16 points, 3 blocks, 2 assists, and 2 steals.

6-14: Layups by Kentucky

+8: Lance Ware’s +/- efficiency. Ware was the ONLY Cat to finish in the positive.

I could keep going. ZERO fastbreak points! Read more in the box score below.

Box Score

Season Stats