Former OU basketball guard Otega Oweh made a layup in the final seconds to lift Kentucky and stun the Sooners.

Things got chippy in Norman, Okla. on Wednesday night during the Oklahoma-Kentucky men’s basketball game when a fan threw a beer can at a Kentucky basketball player after the team defeated Oklahoma.

The University of Oklahoma has released a statement after a fan was caught throwing a beverage can at the University of Kentucky men’s basketball team Wednesday night.

Brandon Garrison was credited with the game-saving block, but Otega Oweh claimed he got a piece of it. Of course it was the two Wildcats with Oklahoma roots who did the

Three takeaways from Kentucky basketball’s 83-82 win over Oklahoma on Wednesday night in Norman. On Tuesday, UK guard Otega Oweh claimed he was treating his return to the Lloyd Noble Center, where he played his first two years of college basketball for the Oklahoma Sooners, as just any other game.

Kentucky basketball guard Otega Oweh dropped a truth bomb after hearing traitor comments from the Oklahoma crowd.

Oklahoma’s loss may have been significant, as ESPN’s Joe Lunardi has the Sooners as one of his last four teams in the NCAA Tournament in his latest bracket projections.

Otega Oweh could not have scripted his return to Oklahoma any better. The former Oklahoma Sooner scored a career-high 28 points, including 23 in the second half, as No. 17 Kentucky held off Oklahoma 82-81 on Wednesday night at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman.

Brandon Garrison, who had his best game at Kentucky just a few weeks ago against South Carolina, came up big in Wednesday’s 83-82 win over the Oklahoma Sooners. Garrison played 27 minutes off the bench with starting big man Amari Williams in foul trouble and battling an ankle injury.

This game was chippy from start to finish, as there was a lot of chirping between Oweh and Brandon Garrison of Kentucky. Then, on the Oklahoma side, it was Jeremiah Fears and Jalo