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Is this the Kentucky Wildcats path to the Final Four?

By Paul Jordan

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    • Now that the 2015 NCAA Tournament brackets have been posted, we can start to dissect the Kentucky Wildcats path to the Final Four.  The general consensus on Kentucky’s draw seems mixed.  I personally think it is a very good bracket for Kentucky and they should advance to the Final Four with very little trouble.  Other pundits have called the Midwest bracket the toughest of all four and I have seen people pick Notre Dame to beat Kentucky.

    At this point, Kentucky feels like a team of destiny to me as the close scare at LSU seemed to be a real wakeup for this team.  Since then, Kentucky has gone 10-0, winning their games by an average of 20 points.  More impressive is the fact that out of 400 minutes, Kentucky has trailed just 33.6 minutes.  You can knock the SEC, but this includes two games against Arkansas as well.

    But now that the brackets are out, it’s time to debate.  Here is what I see as Kentucky’s path to the Final Four.

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