Saturday SEC Basketball
Kansas State 67 – Florida 61
Missouri 82- Illinois 73
Arkansas 95 – Alabama A&M 68
Winthrop 74 – Auburn 67
South Carolina 63 – Manhattan 57
Kentucky 82 – Marshall 54|
Indiana State 87 – Ole Miss 85 (OT)
Southern 53 – Texas A&M 51
Mississippi State 79 – Central Arkansas 72
Marquette 84 – LSU 80
Mercer 66 – Alabama 59
Georgia 64 – Southern Cal 56
Sunday SEC Basketball
Ole Miss 85 – San Francisco 78

1. Kansas State 67 – Florida 61. Gators drop second game of the year.  Patric Young scores 19 and grabs 10 rebounds for fourth double-double of the year. Video Highlights.

2. Missouri 82- Illinois 73. Tigers dominate inside with 58-35 rebounding advantage and 44-24 points advantage in the paint. Video Highlights.

3. Arkansas 95 – Alabama A&M 68. Twelve players score for the Razorbacks, led by 20-points from Marshawn Powell.

4. Winthrop 74 – Auburn 67. Tigers make only 3-of-23 three-point shots.  Tony Barbee: “A huge step back.”

5. South Carolina 63 – Manhattan 57. Third win a row for the Gamecocks – Brenton Williams scores 17 points.

6. Kentucky 82 – Marshall 54. Career-high 23 points from Ryan Harrow. Video Highlights.

7. Indiana State 87 – Ole Miss 85 (OT). Rebels rally to tie game in second-half but lose in overtime despite 27 points from Marshall Henderson.

8. Southern 53 – Texas A&M 51. Aggies can’t hang on to late five-point lead. Video Highlights.

9. Mississippi State 79 – Central Arkansas 72. First career double-double for freshman Gavin Ware – 22 points and 13 rebounds.

10. Marquette 84 – LSU 80. Down by 21 points, Tigers make it close – season-high 20 points from Andre Stringer.

11. Mercer 66 – Alabama 59. Crimson Tide blows double-digit lead – outscored by 19 points in just over 10 minutes to end the game.

12. Georgia 64 – Southern Cal 56. 12-2 run for the Bulldogs to start second half . Video Highlights.

It’s not official yet, but it looks like Joker Phillips has already decided on who to add to his staff.

Last week, running backs coach Larry Brinson and safeties coach Chris Thurmond were let go.  On Saturday, Steve Pardue — a Georgia high school coach who fed a number of players to the Cat program — and Rick Minter — former head coach at Cincinnati — attended a UK practice session.

Yesterday, Tom Dienhart of Rivals.com reported that Minter “has been hired as defensive coordinator at Kentucky.”  The job is believed to co-defensive coordinator along with current coordinator Steve Brown.

According to Chip Cosby of The Lexington Herald-Leader, Phillips served on Minter’s Cincinnati staff in 1997 and 1998. 

Minter comes to UK from Indiana State where he has been serving as linebackers coach.

Pardue is expected to join Phillips’ staff as well.