The eighth-ranked Miami Hurricanes (5-0) take on the 12^th-ranked Kentucky Wildcats (5-1) in the ACC/SEC Challenge on Tuesday, November 28 at 7:30 PM ET. The Wildcats are favored with a point spread at -6 (-110).

The Hurricanes have yet to lose a game so far in five attempts this season. Their most recent win was a 91-83 showing over the Kansas State Wildcats, where they were up 47-28 at the end of the first half.

They are one of the top teams in the ACC this year and have a great shot to win the conference. However, this will be their best test to see if they are ready to handle better competition. Wooga Poplar leads the Hurricanes with 18.0 points per game and is shooting 50.9 percent from the field.

They are averaging 89.0 points a game and allow 72.6 from their opponents. They boast a 52.4 percent field goal percentage and snag 36.0 rebounds per contest.

They also move the ball well and have 16.0 assists a game. In addition, they also contribute 5.2 blocks and 8.6 steals per game.

The Wildcats recently routed the Marshall Thundering Herd 118-82 in their recent battle. This extended their win streak to four after losing to the formerly top-ranked Kansas Jayhawks. 

They are expected to make a good run this year and be a dominant force in the SEC. This should be a great opportunity to defeat a quality team after losing to Kansas. Antonio Reeves (19.0 PPG) will be a key factor in their offense for this game. 

The Wildcats are averaging better on both ends of the floor when it comes to points, as they are averaging 94.3 points per game and allowing 72.2. They are shooting 50.6 percent from the floor and are grabbing 38.5 rebounds each battle.

They are doing a good job moving the basketball at 20.0 assists a game and average 4.8 blocks. They are also aggressive on defense, as they are getting 10.3 steals.

MyBookie shows that the Kentucky Wildcats are slightly favored to win. According to market analysis, the Wildcats have a 79.2 percent chance at victory.

A lot of variables add up to the Wildcats winning. They are playing in the comfort of their home and have already been tested by the Jayhawks this year. They are also coming off a monstrous offensive performance to show they are clicking at the right time.