The team with a talent advantage who is longer and more athletic is beating the deeper team with more experience at halftime. We knew this would go one of two ways, Duke’s youth showing in the spotlight or Kentucky’s lack of pro talent struggling to slow down a team full of it. Unfortunately for the Cats, it’s been the former with the Blue Devils taking a 46-37 lead into halftime. And the score is probably a little closer than the game actually feels. Kentucky hit seven first-half threes to keep it competitive, but only shot 36.7 percent from the field overall to go with 61.5 percent at the li…