Kentucky built for March with their one-and-done philosophy. They are a ton better now than November through February. That is why they covered seven straight. Julius Randle is the second freshman with double-double in first four tournament games.

The Badgers have been impressive in advancing to the program first Final Four since 2000, but they have yet to face a team that can take advantage of their lack of size on the perimeter. Ben Brust, Traevon Jackson and Josh Gasser, Wisconsin starting guards who all play at least 31 minutes per game, stand 6-1, 6-2 and 6-3, respectively.

Meanwhile, the Harrisons and Young are all 6-6. For all of Kaminsky offensive prowess, he can struggle defensively against bulkier players, and Wisconsin is thin on the front line behind him and Nigel Hayes. Randle and Johnson could take advantage of the Badgers inside, and the Wildcats guards might be able to do the same after getting by their smaller counterparts on the perimeter.

In its last three wins, Kentucky has outrebounded its opponents by an average of 9.3 boards per game. Julius Randle alone has boasted four straight double-doubles in tournament pla