LEXINGTON, KY—The visual should be ingrained in the heads of Vanderbilt players by now. It has to be, right? Right? There’s Kentucky guard Otega Oweh pushing it, getting out in transition and gliding downhill for a relatively open layup. It happened enough times on Saturday afternoon to where this group is going to have to watch it back over and over again when it gets back to Nashville and Mark Byington puts his players in the film room. The outing was emblematic of everything that went wrong for this group on the defensive end on Saturday. It allowed Kentucky to get out in transition too often. It allowed Kentucky’s best players to play to their strengths instead of left handed. “Not paying attention to the details in the first half,” Vanderbilt coach Mark Byington said in regard to where things went wrong. “There was scouting report mistakes, there were personal details.…