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Wiedmer: UK’s postseason for the ages

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photo After fouling Wisconsin guard Traevon Jackson in the final minute, Kentucky guard Andrew Harrison (5) reacts with teammates including guard Aaron Harrison (2) during their NCAA Final Four tournament basketball semifinal game Saturday, April 5, 2014, in Arlington, Texas.

ARLINGTON, Tex. – Aaron and Andrew Harrison weren’t always identical twins about to share the backcourt for Kentucky against Connecticut in tonight’s NCAA title game.

The 6-5 freshmen who look so much alike UK coach John Calipari forced them to get different haircuts in order to tell them apart, were once just kids playing H-O-R-S-E in the family driveway in Richmond, Tex., a Houston suburb.

“Those games would never end,” said Andrew, the Wildcats’ starting point guard. “Not until the sun went down.”

Added Aaron, “They were tough. If one of us won, we’d just start another game. They’d go on and on.”

And who won the most?