What a wild finish in Norman. Otega Oweh willed Kentucky to a huge 83-82 win, hitting a game-winner with 6.1 seconds left. Predictably, fans at the Lloyd Noble Center didn’t take too kind to the former Sooner’s heroics,

an Oklahoma City native who played his first season at Oklahoma State last year. Here's a look as the beer nearly strikes Garrison, courtesy of Adam Stratton of Kentucky Sports Radio: REQUIRED ...

The Sooners got a big night from Jeremiah Fears, but former Sooner Otega Oweh scored the Wildcats' final 18 points and finished with 28 as UK prevailed in a wil

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Five things you need to know from No. 17 Kentucky’s 83-82 men’s basketball win at Oklahoma on Wednesday night: 1. Otega Oweh’s epic Oklahoma homecoming. In his return to the Lloyd Noble Center to play against his former team, the Kentucky guard turned in a performance that will long live in Wildcats basketball lore.

The beverage can nearly struck Brandon Garrison, a former Del City High School and Oklahoma State player, who was credited with a game-saving block for Kentucky. "We are aware of an incident that occurred following last night's men's basketball contest ...

but Kentucky’s Brandon Garrison blocked Jeremiah Fears’ floater. Garrison, an Oklahoma State transfer from Oklahoma City, had 12 points and three blocks for the Wildcats (19-9, 8-7 ...

The Houston Rockets were shorthanded on Monday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder, and former Kentucky star Reed Sheppard made his first NBA start. Sheppar

but Kentucky’s Brandon Garrison blocked Jeremiah Fears’ floater. Garrison, an Oklahoma State transfer from Oklahoma City, had 12 points and three blocks for the Wildcats (19-9, 8-7 ...

Brandon Garrison often knows his mom has arrived in Kentucky after her flight from Oklahoma before he ever lays eyes on her ... “Boynton was in our gym all the time,” Hatchett said of Del City High School. “It wasn’t just him.