
Kentucky's Oweh Heroics, Garrison's Defense in OT Win
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Kentucky secures a thrilling overtime victory over Santa Clara in the NCAA Tournament, with Otega Owehs buzzer-beating three-pointer sealing the deal. Owehs impressive performance, including a record-breaking point total, and Brandon Garrisons defensive prowess were key factors in the win. The teams resilience, unity, and next-play mentality, honed through a challenging regular season, propelled them to victory and set them up for their next matchup in March Madness.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kentucky's Oweh Heroics, Garrison's Defense in OT Win. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 20, Kentucky pulled off a thrilling 89-85 overtime win over Santa Clara and the first round of the NCAA tournament in. St. Louis. Otega O.A. sealed it with the buzzer beating three-pointer off the glass after Santa Clara hit a big shot with seconds left. The Wildcats showed grit, forcing overtime and dominating from there. O.A. exploded for 35 points, nearly a triple double, and now holds the record for most points by a Kentucky player in just two years. Coach Mark Pope praised his clutch play, saying he's seen O.A. make game winners before. Teammates credited O.A.'s energy for keeping everyone fired up. Brandon Garrison stepped up huge with 10 points, seven rebounds, and six blocks, especially in overtime. He called for defensive switches in the huddle, shutting down Santa Clara's hot shooter. Players like Muhammad Dubey said Garrison's motor lifts the whole team when he's locked in. The group talked about overcoming a tough regular season full of ups and downs.
They leaned on each other in huddles, staying calm under pressure. Pope highlighted their next play mentality, turning despair into excitement multiple times. Kentucky advances to the round of 32, likely facing a tough opponent on Sunday. This bond they've built through adversity has them rolling deeper into March madness.
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