You do it. You figure this team out. You tell me how this Kentucky team can lose at home to South Carolina and then beat Tennessee on the road. You tell me how Kentucky can look so bad one Saturday against Georgia, then look so good the next in sweeping the Vols.
Tennessee fans must wonder the same thing. How can the Volunteers become the first SEC team to beat league-leading and No. 1 ranked Alabama on a Wednesday, then three days later be blitzed by 20 points in the first 20 minutes when supposedly seeking revenge at Rupp Arena?
“I wish I knew,” UT head coach Rick Barnes said after his team’s 66-54 loss to the Cats on Saturday, the Vols’ second loss to its northern neighbor this season.