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Wildcats Snap Out of Skid Thanks to Oweh's 21 Points
Kentucky Wildcats snapped a two-game losing streak with 61% shooting and 27 assists, led by Otega Oweh’s 21 points and preseason SEC Player of the Year honors.
- At Rupp Arena, Kentucky's Wildcats defeated North Carolina Central 103-67, snapping a two-game losing streak and improving to 6-4.
- By shooting 61 percent, Kentucky used a 16-0 first-half run to lead 52-31 at halftime and build separation from NCCU.
- Bench scoring bolstered the Wildcats as Jasper Johnson scored 22 off the bench while Trent Noah, guard , supplied 11 points including three made 3-pointers.
- Kentucky now prepares to host Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday, Dec. 13 on ESPN at 7:30 p.m., while North Carolina Central Eagles return home to face NAIA Mid-Atlantic Christian on Dec. 17.
- Coach Mark Pope said the program must live up to its standard, despite defensive issues and criticism of Otega Oweh after Gonzaga, with Zach Tow hitting his first collegiate field goal and Jasper Johnson's buzzer 3.
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Newly unranked Kentucky steamrolls North Carolina Central
Jasper Johnson had the best night of his young career with 22 points, Otega Oweh scored 21 points and grabbed seven rebounds and Kentucky rolled to a 103-67 home victory over North Carolina Central on Tuesday night in Lexington, Ky.
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Read Full ArticleKentucky Uses Three-Point Barrage in 103-67 Win Over North Carolina Central
Following a disappointing blowout loss in Nashville, Kentucky men's basketball returned to Rupp Arena on Tuesday looking to get back on track against NC Central.The Wildcats used a 16-0 first half run to distance itself from the Eagles en route to a 000-00 win. Freshman guard Jasper Johnson led the way with a career-high 22 points, with senior guard Otega Oweh pouring in 21 of his own.It was a tight start to the game, with NC Central within thre…
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L 18%
C 55%
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