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.

LSU women's basketball channeled a huge comeback in a 65-58 road win over No. 14 Kentucky on Sunday. Mikayla Williams poured in 24 points on a near 48% shooting performance. Aneesah Morrow and Flau'Jae Johnson both notched double-doubles.

There is more SEC basketball on Thursday, Feb. 20 when the No. 7 LSU Tigers host the Georgia Lady Bulldogs at Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, La.