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Home Customer Service Stay Connected Read today’s Edition Best of Wichita Local Events News Sports Business Entertainment & Food Opinion Obituaries Video Featured Reality Check Uniquely Best Of Wichita Sports Betting Shopping/Reviews Deals & Offers Press Releases Sponsored Content Classifieds Place an Ad – Celebrations Search Jobs Search Legal Notices Advertising $1.99 WELCOME OFFER CLAIM SPORTS Kentucky Wildcats Top Missouri Tigers in Thrilling Victory By Alec Elijah Athlon Sports Updated March 08, 2025 11:59 PM The Kentucky Wildcats added yet another impressive victory to their remarkable season, taking down No. 15 Missouri 91-83 on Saturday at Mizzou Arena. With this win, Kentucky extended its school record for most top-15 wins in a single season, now standing at eight. Head coach Mark Pope’s debut season has been nothing short of extraordinary, and with the postseason ahead, the Wildcats have an opportunity to add even more to their record. Mar 8, 2025; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Kentucky Wildcats guard Lamont Butler (1) dribbles past Missouri Tigers guard Anthony Robinson II (0) in the second half at Mizzou Arena. Mandatory Credit: Gary Rohman-Imagn Images Gary Rohman-Imagn Images Gary Rohman-Imagn Images Otega Oweh Leads the Charge in Second Half Otega Oweh was the standout performer of the night, scoring 20 of his 22 points in the second half to fuel Kentucky’s offensive push. The Wildcats (21-10, 10-8 SEC) also saw significant contributions from Koby Brea, who finished with 17 points, and Andrew Carr, who notched his third double-double of the season with 16 points and 12 rebounds. Amari Williams added 14 points and eight boards, helping UK control the paint. Kentucky’s offensive efficiency was on full display, shooting 55% (11-of-20) from three-point range and converting 78.8% (26-of-33) from the free-throw line. These clutch performances from beyond the arc and at the charity stripe helped the Wildcats maintain their lead down the stretch. BIG TIME 3 BY @OtegaOweh – ESPN pic.twitter.com/PSltq8e8cr — Kentucky Men’s Basketball (@KentuckyMBB) March 8, 2025 Fast Start and Strong Finish Propel Kentucky Missouri struck first, taking an early 11-4 lead before Kentucky’s offense found its rhythm. A trio of three-pointers from Trent Noah, Brea, and Travis Perry sparked an 11-0 Kentucky run, giving the Wildcats a 15-11 lead. Carr and Williams continued to attack inside, keeping UK in control, and by halftime, the Wildcats held a solid 38-29 advantage. Kentucky opened the second half with a quick burst, extending the lead to 46-32. However, Missouri refused to go away quietly, rallying with a 10-0 run to cut the deficit to 66-61. Oweh responded with a clutch three-pointer and a layup, pushing the lead back to nine with just over five minutes remaining. In the final minute, Kentucky iced the game at the free-throw line, securing the eight-point victory. Key Role Players Shine for the Wildcats While Oweh was the star, the performances of Koby Brea and Andrew Carr were equally crucial. Both players have fluctuated between starting and coming off the bench this season, but their impact on the team’s success is undeniable.

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