Otega Oweh hit the game-winning shot against his former school again, sinking a baseline jumper with 0.5 seconds left to lift Kentucky past Oklahoma 85-84 in the SEC tournament.

After one-and-done results at the SEC Tournament the past two years, Kentucky held off Oklahoma in a 2nd-round matchup Thursday at Bridgestone Arena.

Otega Oweh drove the length of the court and avoided three defenders to convert the winning layup with half a second left as sixth-seeded Kentucky escaped with a wild 85-84 victory over 14th-seeded Oklahoma on Thursday night to reach the quarterfinals of the Southeastern Conference tournament in Nashville.

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Just when all hope seemed lost for Kentucky on Thursday, Otega Oweh managed to push the Wildcats past the Sooners to continue in the SEC tournament.

The key talking points after Mark Pope and the Wildcats’ victory against Porter Moser and the Sooners in the men’s SEC Tournament’s second round.

After controlling most of the game, Kentucky almost fell short but with the heroics of Otega Oweh the Wildcats got another win.

SEC Now analysts Ron Slay, Daymeon Fishback and Ron Slay debate what the Sooners will have to do to overcome a tough challenge against the rested and ready Wildcats.