first points for anthony campbell. >> kyle: good transition looking ahead. campbell is running it hard? good look sophomore. doubled his point production from the freshman year. young man that says could be the next all conference tight performer once channels graduates from the program. foul on t the play. >> kyle: he does well. channels did that and this year it's campbell. >> matt: 3:38 to play in the first half. kentucky with a nine-point lead. john wall, steal and a dunk. but anthony campbell a and austin peay got one of their own as they're hanging in here at rupp aren >> matt: wednesday with a nine-point lead on austin peay. the first game since last saturday when they beat indiana 90-73 in bloomington. patrick patterson said it felt good to have coach cal congratulate us on the 10-0 start when he referred to the 9-0 start as being 4-5 because of poor execution. that's calipari's mantra, okay, we're 10-0, but 5-5 in my book. >> kyle: ongoing joke with the media. >> matt: patterson is no joke. look at the numbers. 16.8 points per game. number six in the

for anthony campbell. the leading scorer at 15.3 points per game. five in the ovc. 11 straight games of double digit scoring to open the season. still can't find the bottom of the bucket. john wall can, though. he has 17. cats lead by nine. >> matt: goodness gracious, great walls of fire. it has not been enough to put austin peay away as the wildcats lead the governors with nine. over 20,000 that packed in rupp came to see kentucky get all-time win 1999. it's been tougher than folks thought it might be. >> give austin peay the credit. even though kentucky get highlight plays, the young team needs to develop the consistency. dropping back for half court defense. most part, austin peay is man to man the second half. inside. and a foul. >> kyle: catch it or it will hit you in the chest. pass from hort hort to patterson -- orton to patterson. the two-man game out top. >> kyle: sometimes they think it's keeping this. the lead is back to 12 again. not far enough to put them away. he has struggled today. the alley-oop. a double alley-oop! how about that? a