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

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

Lamont Butler and Jaxson Robinson returned to the Kentucky basketball lineup Wednesday night, but Otega Oweh stepped up to help lead the Cats past Oklahoma.

The Kentucky Wildcats made the trip to Norman, Oklahoma, to take on the Sooners in what was a must-win game for Mark Pope's squad. It was a back-and-forth game

Otega Oweh made sure his return to Oklahoma was a memorable one. After spending his first two collegiate seasons with the Sooners before transferring to Kentucky, Oweh put on a performance for the ages, pouring in a career-high 28 points to lead the Wildcats to an 83-82 road victory.

Oklahoma's fans yapped at Kentucky's Otega Oweh all game long, but the ex-Sooner guard made the final statement.

Kentucky’s leading scorer Otega Oweh, who spent two seasons at OU with coach Porter Moser, returns to the Lloyd Noble Center on Wednesday.

Otega Oweh flipped in the game-winning layup with six seconds left to give No. 17 Kentucky a hard-fought 83-82 win over Oklahoma on Wednesday in its first-ever game at Norman, Okla.

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

Kentucky’s late push led by Oklahoma transfer Otega Oweh secured the win in the Wildcats’ first SEC match against the Sooners.