
Kentucky's Oweh Heroics Force OT Win
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Kentucky Wildcats secure overtime victory over Santa Clara in NCAA Tournament, thanks to Otega Owehs career-high 35 points and game-tying buzzer-beater. Despite early struggles, Wildcats dominate overtime, advancing to the second round with momentum.
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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 20th, the Kentucky Wildcats survived the wild first round NCAA Tournament Thriller against Santa Clara in St. Louis, advancing with an overtime, victory after an up-and-down regular season. Otega O.A. stole the show, scoring a career high 35 points, including a clutch buzzer beater that forced extra time. Santa Clara grabbed the 31-29-half-time edge after Kentucky's late turnovers and scoring drought erased an early Wildcats lead. Both teams struggle from three-point range early, combining for just eight makes in the first half. The second half stayed tight, with the Broncos even taking a four-point lead late. Kentucky clawed back to lead 67-64, but Santa Clara answered with a go-ahead three in the closing seconds before O.A. Saroix tied it. In overtime, the Wildcats dominated with an 8-0 run in the final minute to pull away and escape with the win. Kentucky's big night included nine of Kentucky's first 17-second-half points.
Kentucky now heads to the second round on Sunday to face the winner of Iowa State in Tennessee State, carrying momentum from always breakout. Performance into deeper tournament waters.
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