Kentucky's Lamont Butler expected back for NCAA Tournament
Kentucky's Lamont Butler expected back for NCAA Tournament

Kentucky's Lamont Butler expected back for NCAA Tournament

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Kentucky's starting point guard, Lamont Butler, is expected to return for the NCAA Tournament following an injury to his shoulder that sidelined him during the SEC Tournament. Despite being ruled out for the quarterfinals against Alabama, head coach Mark Pope expressed optimism about Butler's recovery, stating that the injury was different from his previous issues and the imaging results were positive. Butler has been a key player for the Wildcats, averaging 11.5 points and serving as the top perimeter defender, making his presence crucial for any postseason success. The team faced challenges in his absence but managed to secure a win against Oklahoma, showcasing the depth of their roster. With Butler's potential return, the Wildcats are hopeful for a deep run in the upcoming tournament, which will be determined during the Selection Show. His contributions are seen as vital for Kentucky's chances against tougher competition ahead.

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