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Oweh's Buzzer-Beater: Kentucky's March Madness Moment

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Kentucky Wildcats guard Owehs buzzer-beater shot in the NCAA tournament has made him an overnight sensation, landing him a deal with Buffalo Wild Wings and ESPN appearances. Teammates and former players praise the shots impact, ranking it among the top tournament moments ever. Despite the sudden fame, Oweh remains focused on the next game against Iowa State, with teammates eagerly watching replays of the clutch play.

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Oweh's Buzzer-Beater: Kentucky's March Madness Moment

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Oweh's Buzzer-Beater: Kentucky's March Madness Moment. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 22nd, Kentucky Wildcats guard Owe has shot to instant fame after draining a buzzer beater in the NCAA tournament. The All-South East Conference stars Clutchplay kept his team alive and sparked viral highlights everywhere. Now he's landed a name, image, and likeness deal with Buffalo Wildwings and even appeared on ESPN. His sudden spotlight has teammates glue to replays nonstop. They've watched the moment dozens of times while hanging out, calling in one of the biggest and college hoops, this March madness. Former teammates and players rave about the shot's impact. Denzel Averdeen, who won a title at Florida last year, ranks it in his top two tournament moments ever. Muhammad Diubate from Alabama calls it the top thrill of his college career, beating even a final four-run. Those close to Owe say fame won't swell his head. They describe him as the next-play guy with years of big game experience under his belt. He's already shifted focus to Sunday's matchup against Iowa State. The Wildcats stay locked in, with more tournament drama ahead.

Allway plans to soak it all in later, but for now, it's about chasing the next win.

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