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Kentucky's Oweh Heroics Force OT Win

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Kentucky Wildcats secure thrilling overtime win over Santa Clara in NCAA Tournament, with Otega Owehs heroics and Brandon Garrisons defensive prowess sealing the deal.

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Kentucky's Oweh Heroics Force OT Win

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

On March 20, Kentucky Wildcats pulled off a thrilling 89-84 overtime win against Santa Clara in the first round of the NCAA. Tournament The game came down to the final seconds when Otega O.A. banked in a huge three-pointer to force extra time and saved their season. The match up lived up to its billing as a nail-biter, with 20 lead changes in Santa Clara holding a slim 2.5-time edge. Both teams struggled early with poor shooting, but things heated up after the break in a physical battle at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis. O.A. stole the show, dropping 35 points, mostly in the second half, along with eight rebounds and seven assists. Coach Mark Pope called him a unique talent who always shows up big, turning a frustrating regular season into March Magic for the number 7 seed. Wildcats. Santa Clara kept fighting back, led by strong efforts from Elijah Mahi, Sasha Valugov, and Alan Graves, whose late three briefly stunned the crowd. There was some controversy over a disputed time outcall, but Kentucky's branding

garrison stepped up in overtime with key blocks and smart defensive. Adjustments to seal it. This victory gives Kentucky new life in the tournament, proving their resilience just when it mattered most, and setting the stage for whatever comes. Next in this unpredictable madness.

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