Kentucky women’s basketball is officially in "survive and advance" mode. Just under five hours from now, Kenny Brooks and the Lady Cats will open postseason play in the first round of the SEC Women’s Tournament in Greenville, South Carolina.
Despite a heartbreaking loss to top-seeded South Carolina to end the regular season, Brooks remains focused on the bigger picture. He wasn't worried about seeding; he just wanted time to get healthy. He really believes in this team's ability to play with anyone in the country. I find it hard to disagree with him.
The SEC Women's Tournament bracket path for Kentucky women's basketball
Finishing 21-9 overall (8-8 SEC) earned Kentucky the No.