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Kentucky Dominates Loyola Maryland in 88-46 Victory

Friday, November 21, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Rupp Arena

Kentucky Wildcats 88, Loyola Maryland Greyhounds 46, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Loyola Maryland Greyhounds vs Kentucky Wildcats?

Kentucky Wildcats beat Loyola Maryland Greyhounds 88-46 at Rupp Arena on November 21, 2025.

In a commanding performance, the Kentucky Wildcats defeated the Loyola Maryland Greyhounds 88-46 at Rupp Arena. This matchup showcased Kentucky's offensive prowess, as they averaged 85.6 points per game coming into the contest, and they certainly lived up to that expectation against a struggling Loyola Maryland team. The Wildcats improved their home record to 5-2 with this victory, while the Greyhounds fell to 2-6 overall.

Kentucky entered the game with a recent record of 6-4 over their last ten games, although they were on a one-game losing streak after falling to Michigan State 66-83. Their scoring average in the last five games was 87.4 points, while allowing 68.4 points, indicating a strong offensive capability paired with some defensive vulnerabilities. In contrast, Loyola Maryland had a record of 3-7 in their last ten games and was on a two-game losing streak after losing to Duquesne 78-92. They averaged 73.4 points while allowing 73.3 points in that stretch, suggesting a team that struggled to find consistency.

At home, Kentucky has been formidable, with a record of 5-2, while Loyola Maryland has struggled on the road, managing only one win in five attempts. This disparity in performance was evident in the game, as Kentucky controlled the pace and flow throughout.

Historically, this fixture has seen Kentucky dominate, and this game was no exception. The Wildcats' recent form against lower-ranked opponents has shown their ability to capitalize on mismatches, and they did so effectively against Loyola Maryland. The Greyhounds have now lost their last two games, and their overall performance this season has left much to be desired.

In terms of injuries, the block does not provide specific details, but the impact of the players available for each team was clear in the game. Kentucky's depth and talent were on full display, with multiple players contributing to the scoring. The Wildcats' ability to rotate players and maintain intensity throughout the game was a key factor in their victory.

The betting market had Kentucky as a strong favorite, with a home win probability of 1.0 according to the data provided. This reflected the general expectation that Kentucky would win decisively, given their recent form and home advantage.

The conditions at Rupp Arena were favorable for basketball, contributing to an electric atmosphere that likely boosted the Wildcats' performance. Fans witnessed a high-scoring affair, particularly from Kentucky, who showcased their offensive skills with multiple players finding the basket consistently.

As the game progressed, viewers noted Kentucky's ability to execute plays effectively, with standout moments such as Malachi Moreno's dunks and Carter Berg-McLean's layups. The scoring plays highlighted the Wildcats' offensive strategy, which included quick transitions and effective ball movement. The final score of 88-46 underscored the dominance of Kentucky throughout the game, making it a significant win as they look to build momentum moving forward.

Leaders

  • PointsKam Williams13Kentucky Wildcats
  • AssistsDenzel Aberdeen6Kentucky Wildcats
  • ReboundsBrandon Garrison11Kentucky Wildcats
  • PointsTroy Cicero Jr.7Loyola Maryland Greyhounds
  • AssistsEmmett Adair4Loyola Maryland Greyhounds
  • ReboundsBraeden Speed6Loyola Maryland Greyhounds

Recent form

Kentucky Wildcats

Last 10: 6-4Streak L185.6 scored · 76.6 allowed per game5-2 at home

  • L66-83vs Michigan State SpartansNov 18
  • W99-53vs Eastern Illinois PanthersNov 15
  • L88-96at Louisville CardinalsNov 12
  • W107-59vs Valparaiso BeaconsNov 8
  • W77-51vs Nicholls ColonelsNov 5
  • L70-99at Alabama Crimson TideMar 15
  • W85-84vs Oklahoma SoonersMar 14
  • W91-83at Missouri TigersMar 8
  • W95-64vs LSU TigersMar 5
  • L78-94vs Auburn TigersMar 1

Loyola Maryland Greyhounds

Last 10: 3-7Streak L273.4 scored · 73.3 allowed per game1-4 away

  • L78-92at Duquesne DukesNov 20
  • L82-85at Fairfield StagsNov 16
  • W74-63at Stonehill SkyhawksNov 15
  • L64-66vs NJIT HighlandersNov 12
  • W96-60vs Penn State Abington Nittany LionsNov 6
  • L56-67vs Towson TigersNov 4
  • L72-76at Bucknell BisonMar 7
  • W77-73vs Lehigh Mountain HawksMar 5
  • L68-81at Navy MidshipmenMar 1
  • L67-70vs Bucknell BisonFeb 27

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Navy26-8-17-1
Colgate18-15611-7
Lehigh18-17611-7
Boston University17-17710-8
American University16-1689-9
Loyola Maryland12-2098-10
Lafayette11-2198-10
Bucknell10-23116-12
Army11-21125-13
Holy Cross11-22125-13
Florida27-8-16-2
Arkansas28-9313-5
Alabama25-10313-5
Vanderbilt27-9511-7
Tennessee25-12511-7
Texas A&M22-12511-7
Georgia22-11610-8
Kentucky22-14610-8
Missouri20-13610-8
Texas21-1579-9
Auburn22-1697-11
Oklahoma21-1697-11
Mississippi State13-19115-13
Ole Miss15-20124-14
South Carolina13-19124-14
LSU15-17133-15

Box score

StatLoyola Maryland GreyhoundsKentucky Wildcats
Field goals18-6237-76
Field goal %2949
Three-pointers7-3310-27
Three-point %2137
Free throws3-84-9
Free throw %3844
Rebounds3356
Offensive rebounds918
Defensive rebounds2438
Assists821
Steals511
Blocks56
Turnovers169
Team turnovers30
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers224
Fast-break points333
Points in the paint1652
Fouls109
Largest lead148

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Half18-37Malachi Moreno made Layup. Assisted by Otega Oweh.
  2. 1st Half18-40Collin Chandler made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Denzel Aberdeen.
  3. 1st Half18-42Denzel Aberdeen made Layup.
  4. 1st Half20-42Jacob Theodosiou made Layup.
  5. 1st Half20-45Jasper Johnson made Three Point Jumper.
  6. 1st Half20-47Kam Williams made Layup. Assisted by Trent Noah.
  7. 1st Half20-50Kam Williams made Three Point Jumper.
  8. 2nd Half22-50Emmett Adair made Layup.
  9. 2nd Half22-52Otega Oweh made Dunk.
  10. 2nd Half22-54Collin Chandler made Dunk. Assisted by Denzel Aberdeen.
  11. 2nd Half22-56Kam Williams made Dunk.
  12. 2nd Half22-58Denzel Aberdeen made Jumper.
  13. 2nd Half25-58Braeden Speed made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Emmett Adair.
  14. 2nd Half25-60Brandon Garrison made Layup.
  15. 2nd Half25-63Trent Noah made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kam Williams.
  16. 2nd Half28-63Sebastien Emenalo made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jonas Sirtautas.
  17. 2nd Half28-66Trent Noah made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Brandon Garrison.
  18. 2nd Half31-66Troy Cicero Jr. made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jonas Sirtautas.
  19. 2nd Half31-67Denzel Aberdeen made Free Throw.
  20. 2nd Half31-69Andrija Jelavić made Layup.
  21. 2nd Half31-71Denzel Aberdeen made Layup.
  22. 2nd Half33-71Jacob Theodosiou made Jumper.
  23. 2nd Half33-73Andrija Jelavić made Layup. Assisted by Denzel Aberdeen.
  24. 2nd Half33-75Jasper Johnson made Layup.
  25. 2nd Half33-76Jasper Johnson made Free Throw.
  26. 2nd Half34-76Jonas Sirtautas made Free Throw.
  27. 2nd Half34-78Malachi Moreno made Dunk. Assisted by Jasper Johnson.
  28. 2nd Half34-79Kam Williams made Free Throw.
  29. 2nd Half34-80Kam Williams made Free Throw.
  30. 2nd Half34-82Kam Williams made Layup.
  31. 2nd Half36-82Sebastien Emenalo made Jumper.
  32. 2nd Half37-82Sebastien Emenalo made Free Throw.
  33. 2nd Half39-82Emmett Adair made Layup. Assisted by Carter Berg-McLean.
  34. 2nd Half40-82Troy Cicero Jr. made Free Throw.
  35. 2nd Half40-84Denzel Aberdeen made Layup.
  36. 2nd Half42-84Everett Barnes made Jumper. Assisted by Emmett Adair.
  37. 2nd Half42-86Malachi Moreno made Dunk. Assisted by Jasper Johnson.
  38. 2nd Half44-86Carter Berg-McLean made Layup.
  39. 2nd Half44-88Malachi Moreno made Dunk. Assisted by Jasper Johnson.
  40. 2nd Half46-88Carter Berg-McLean made Layup.

Win probability

Above the line favours Kentucky Wildcats, below favours Loyola Maryland Greyhounds.

Venue

  • Rupp ArenaLexington, KY
  • Attendance19764
  • OfficialsDoug Shows, Byron Jarrett, Jason Deering

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