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How much do you know about Kentucky basketball? Take our quiz.
The University of Kentucky basketball team is understandably the pride of the Bluegrass State, with more victories (2,133) and the best all-time winning percentage (.761) of any college team by the conclusion of the 2013-14 regular season. See if you know your Wildcat lore by taking this 15-question quiz.
11. Hall of Fame radio broadcaster Cawood Ledford, who was the “voice of the Wildcats” for 39 years, was famous for his play-by-play calls. Which of one of the following wasn’t in his repertoire?
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“The Wildcats will be moving from left to right on your radio dial.” |
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“It danced around a bit, but it finally fell.” |
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“My grandmother could guard him, and she can’t go to the left.” |
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“He shot that one from Paducah.” |
