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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Forget the way he's sticking clutch shots or how he's been locking up offensive threats.
The surest sign of the change in University of Kentucky guard Ramel Bradley might have come in his meeting with the media after the Wildcats rallied past South Carolina 78-70 yesterday in Rupp Arena.
"I'm on a roll," Bradley said. "Let's not talk about it too much."
The UK senior rarely has been one to shy away from comment.
But after he scored 26 points, grabbed 10 rebounds, played stingy defense on the Gamecocks' Zam Fredrick in the second half, Bradley smiled wide but kept his answers short.
Not that he needed to say much. His teammates were all too happy to gush. And no wonder.
Bradley scored seven points in the final minute as UK (9-9, 3-2 Southeastern Conference) pulled away from South Carolina (9-10, 1-4).
His three-pointer with 41.5 seconds to play -- with one second on the shot clock -- gave the Cats a 72-64 lead and dashed South Carolina's comeback.

Gen. Bradley leads UK charge