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The day before Kentucky beat No. 5 Tennessee 63-56 on Saturday, Wildcats coach John Calipari picked up his team’s device.<\/p>\n
“You know what we did last night?” Calipari said after the game. \u201cI collected iPads and everything else, not just cellphones. I haven’t seen anything.”<\/p>\n
The game was a chaotic start to Saturday, with 11 ranked teams losing in a single day, tying the January 29, 2011 AP voting record, according to ESPN Stats & Information research.<\/p>\n
Nine of the 11 teams lost on Saturday were substitutes. And his two of them played against ranked opponents.<\/p>\n
Saturday, No. 5 Tennessee, No. 9 Arizona (87-68 in Oregon), No. 11 Kansas (82-68 in No. 17 TCU), No. 14 Iowa (62-60 in No. 2 Kansas), No. 15 Arkansas ( 97-84 in Vanderbilt), 16th Miami (83-81 in North Carolina), 18th Wisconsin (63-45 in Indiana), 19th Providence (73-67 in Clayton), 20th Missouri (73-73 in Florida). 64), 23rd San Diego State (76-67 against New Mexico), and 24th Duke (72-64 at Clemson) all lost.<\/p>\n
Some of these losses have impacted the current conference race. Wisconsin is on a three-game losing streak in the Big Ten after a 3-0 start. Arizona has slipped to 4-3 in the league, well off his 7-0 first-place UCLA team. Providence (6-1) is currently tied with Marquette for his 2nd place behind Xavier in the Big East race. And Clemson is his No. 1 in his ACC with his 7-0 record, and John led his team to 4-3 in league play in his first year as head coach for Sheier. far superior.<\/p>\n
“It’s a great environment, a great opportunity for us, and obviously it meant a lot to them,” Shire said after the team’s loss to Clemson on Saturday.[Clemson] played great. I think they got into our paint too easily, especially in the second half. I went back and forth the whole time and thought it was a great game. Both teams struggled to shoot. I thought I was ready to play, I thought I fought, I thought I was right there. …I’m disappointed in the players, they have to learn and grow.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n