It will be a challenge. Kentucky has some size, the big guys have not been super productive. I think the strength as I've watched Kentucky is on the perimeter with Tyler Ulis, Isaiah Briscoe and Jamal Murray.
They do have size. Skal Labissierre is eventually going to find his legs, he's struggled early so far. Marcus Lee is a veteran player who's played quite a bit and has an expanded role, he's a challenge because he's so active.
Just like against UConn, Ohio State started reasonably well, but any slippage can be devastatingly costly. That's basically where they'll be with this group. I watched Kentucky play Arizona State, a close game at half, and before you know it they hit you with a 10, 12-0 run and now you're reeling. So the Buckeyes will have to be really sharp, low turnovers, not giving up transition opportunities, making those guys play in the halfcourt and you have to rebound the ball. There's a lot on the plate for Ohio State to be competitive against a team that has a lot size and a little more talent than they do.
