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Kentucky's Dioubate Heroics in OT Win

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Kentucky Wildcats triumphed in overtime against Santa Clara, with junior forward Mo Dioubates standout performance securing an 89-84 victory. Dioubates 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 blocks, along with his crucial free throws in overtime, led Kentucky past Santa Clara. Coach Mark Pope praised Dioubates defensive intensity, while teammates Otega Oweh and Brandon Garrison also contributed. Dioubates experience from deep runs at Alabama, including a Final Four and Elite Eight, proved invaluable. Kentucky advances in March Madness after Owehs game-tying buzzer-beater.

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Kentucky's Dioubate Heroics in OT Win

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kentucky's Dioubate Heroics in OT Win. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 20, Kentucky Wildcats survived a tight overtime battle against Santa Clara, winning 89-84 in the NCAA tournament on Friday. Junior forward MoDU Bay stepped up big time with 17 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocks in a season high, 32 minutes shooting, 6-8 from the floor. He saved his best for overtime, scoring 6 of his points there, including key free throws that sealed an 8-0 run and a 6-point lead with, 31 seconds left. That effort helped push Kentucky past the tough Santa Clara squad after a back-and-forth game. Coach Mark Pope called Dai Ube, the defensive heart of the team, saying his intensity lifts everyone when he plays well. Teammates like Otega Owa and Brandon Garrison shown too, with DuBay's physicality made the difference in crunch time. DuBay drew on experience from deep runs at Alabama, including a final four and a lead-eight, hitting a rare 3-pointer early and dominating the.

Boards late, his timely plays kept Kentucky season alive. With Owa's banked in buzzer-beater to force overtime, the Wildcats advance ready for their next challenge in March madness.

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