Kentucky Exits SEC Tournament, Eyes NCAA Run
Kentucky Exits SEC Tournament, Eyes NCAA Run

Kentucky Exits SEC Tournament, Eyes NCAA Run

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Kentucky Wildcats exited the SEC Tournament in the quarterfinals after a significant 99-70 loss to Alabama, marking the largest margin of victory by Alabama over Kentucky in their series history. This defeat followed a dramatic 85-84 win over Oklahoma, where former Sooner Otega Oweh secured victory with a last-second shot, continuing his clutch performances against his former team. Despite playing without starting guard Lamont Butler due to a shoulder injury, Kentucky showcased resilience, highlighted by Oweh's 27 points. The Wildcats now turn their focus to the NCAA Tournament with a likely 3-seed position, holding a 22-11 overall record. The loss to Alabama concludes their SEC campaign, but Kentucky hopes to have Butler back for the NCAA run.

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