The nightmarish season for Kentucky seems to have no end in sight. On Monday, the Wildcats will play host to an Arkansas team that rates in the top 35 among Division I teams in both offensive and defensive efficiency.

The Wildcats have shot worse from 3-point range at home than they have on the road, making 25.2 percent of their 3-pointers at Rupp Arena, the eighth-worst home 3-point shooting percentage in the country.

Kentucky also has done a poor job of valuing possessions, ranking 280th in the country in percentage of possessions that end in a turnover. It will be difficult to find passing lanes against a Razorbacks defense that rates 29th in opponents’ assist-to-turnover ratio.

While Kentucky has turned the ball over a lot, it has had a difficult time forcing turnovers, ranking 279th in the country in turnovers induced per possession on defense as it looks to slow down a Razorbacks bunch that ranks 18th in the country in possessions per game.

The Wildcats have covered the spread in just two of their past nine games, and with four of their top six scorers shooting under 27 percent from 3-point range, Tuesday’s game looks to add another chapter in Kentucky’s book of misery.

The Play: Arkansas, -1.5