Kentucky WBB is on a historic shooting heater after Emily McDonald’s record-breaking night in win vs. Evansville
Kentucky crushed Evansville and tied a school record with 18 3-pointers, while Emily McDonald made her own history.
Kentucky women's basketball is on a historic shooting spree, with Emily McDonald delivering a record-breaking performance in their latest victory over Evansville. The Wildcats have consistently impressed with their deep roster, featuring three 6-foot-5 starters, five McDonald's All-Americans, and a formidable defense led by Clara Strack.
Their shooting prowess was evident in their recent games against NC State and Evansville, where they scored 18-for-39 on three-pointers in both contests. McDonald's exhibition of her skills was exceptional, setting a new single-game record with nine 3-pointers and a total of 27 points. The team showcased their well-rounded skills, with Me’Arah O'Neal, Sivka, and Strack also contributing significantly.
This dominant performance, featuring elite interior size, unselfish passing, and historic outside shooting, ensures a formidable challenge for opponents, as they prepare to face Eastern Michigan in their next match.
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