Kentucky largely shut down the Georgia offense through the first 20 minutes, holding eight of the nine Bulldogs to take the floor to four points or fewer. Only freshman Trinity Turner, the team’s second-leading scorer, could garner any scoring momentum, and she led all players with 20 points through two periods.

After losing two straight, the Kentucky Wildcats bounced back with a 29-point victory over the Georgia Bulldogs.

Sunday’s contest marks the 66th all-time meeting between Kentucky and Georgia, with the Wildcats trailing the series 41-24. In Lexington, the Lady Bulldogs hold a slight edge, leading 15-12. However, Kentucky has won the last two meetings, including a 78-64 victory in Athens on Jan. 19.