Eric Musselman thinks Kentucky has the winning formula.

It was a near diversion between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday, but the Cats won with a 111-102 win.

Kentucky was a 13-point favorite heading into the amusement, due to the later victory of a huge win against positioned Alabama at domestic and after that coming off hitting a game-winning shot against Mississippi State there was a part of buzz around the program.

As for Arkansas, they were 14-14 going into the amusement with a later domestic misfortune to Vanderbilt.

Indeed with the Razorbacks battling, they still were able to keep it near, much appreciated to Khalif Fight going off for 34 focuses, together with three other Razorbacks scoring in double-digits.

Ordinarily with those sorts of stats, it would liken to a win, but it did not due to the extraordinary hostile execution Kentucky had. Arkansas Razorbacks head coach Eric Musselman gave credit to his group but how Kentucky can make a profound run within the NCAA Competition.

“Not beyond any doubt I’ve been around a group that played this difficult, went 27 of 28 from the foul line, had 10 takes, 13 helps, and come absent with a loss,” Musselman said amid postgame interviews. “But you’re talking almost a Kentucky group that can win a national championship.”

In spite of the fact that Kentucky put on another incredible hostile execution, the defense still must progress, as Arkansas shot 53% from the field, 41% from 3, and went 27/28 from the free-throw line.

In the event that the Wildcats can proceed to make strides their defense before the NCAA Competition, you’ll see this group competing for the NCAA National Championship.