Kentucky head coach Mark Pope, along with players Koby Brea and Otega Oweh, spoke with reporters following the Wildcats’ dramatic 85-84 victory over Oklahoma in the SEC Tournament. The game’s hero, Oweh, hit yet another buzzer-beater, finishing with 27 points.
Brea opened the press conference by expressing disbelief at the game’s wild finish, calling Oweh a “special, special player.” Oweh then broke down the final play, explaining how he maneuvered through Oklahoma’s defense to sink the game-winning shot.
Coach Pope provided updates on injured guard Lamont Butler, stating that while more tests were needed, the team was hopeful for his return. He also praised his team’s resilience, emphasizing their ability to stay focused despite setbacks, including late turnovers and Butler’s injury.
Kentucky fans packed the arena, creating an electric atmosphere that Pope and his players fed off. With another tough matchup ahead, Pope acknowledged the challenge of resetting after such an emotional win but emphasized the team’s hunger to keep competing.
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