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Legit question: Has anybody here watched a Kentucky practice?

theBlues

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I have been thinking a lot of what Kentucky might be doing in practice. They do enough to get players injured but they don't seem to know what they're doing on either end of the court. Are they just scrimmaging with the same offense and defensive schemes we've seen in games? If so that would explain a few things. I'm genuinely curious about this...
 
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What we are seeing on the court is exactly what isnt being coached in practice. Winning basketball! Non of us got anything to figure out! It simply is on display! Losing!
 
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MegaBlue05

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The team starts with stretching and light cardio before moving into individual drills.

They then share two emotional vulnerabilities and practice trust falling at midcourt for 25 minutes.

After a juice box and orange slices, Pope reads them a story about this sacred cloth.

Next they practice defense by dancing with their teammates to Taylor Swift.

Practice ends with silent free throw shooting and an intense team hug. It’s so elite.
 
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MegaBlue05 said:
The team starts with stretching and light cardio before moving into individual drills.

They then share two emotional vulnerabilities and practice trust falling at midcourt for 25 minutes.

After a juice box and orange slices, Pope reads them a story about this sacred cloth.

Next they practice defense by dancing with their teammates to Taylor Swift.

Practice ends with silent free throw shooting and an intense team hug. It’s so elite.
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Don’t forget nap time
 
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MegaBlue05 said:
The team starts with stretching and light cardio before moving into individual drills.

They then share two emotional vulnerabilities and practice trust falling at midcourt for 25 minutes.

After a juice box and orange slices, Pope reads them a story about this sacred cloth.

Next they practice defense by dancing with their teammates to Taylor Swift.

Practice ends with silent free throw shooting and an intense team hug. It’s so elite.
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Is that why they’re getting injured so much? They keep falling to the ground because no one catches them?
 
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