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Breaking: Otega Oweh's 28 points, game-winner lead Kentucky past Oklahoma 83-82 in thrilling finish When Otega Oweh returned to Norman, he would not be denied the opportunity to play against his old squad. In an instant classic, the former Sooner gave his team all they needed to help No. 17 Kentucky (19-9; 8-7 SEC) defeat Oklahoma (17-11; 4-11 SEC) 83-82. Oweh finished with a career-high 28 points and six rebounds, including the game-winning basket with 6.1 seconds remaining, after scoring a season-low two points the previous time out. With one last defensive stop on the final drive, he also dealt Oklahoma's chances the fatal blow. Lamont Butler and Jaxson Robinson were back in the starting lineup for Kentucky in this game, but they were unable to establish a rhythm due to foul trouble and a worsening of Robinson's wrist ailment. Others, like Brandon Garrison, who contributed 12 points, four rebounds, three blocks, and three steals, however, stood up and made significant contributions....

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Just In:Ole Miss Announces the Termination of Assistant Coach.... Following George Floyd's death, disputes over statues and building names are becoming more frequent in cities, colleges, and even the US Capitol. A battle is raging at the University of Mississippi about its very identity. The state's flagship campus in Oxford, like other universities, is not commonly referred to by its full name. It has been known as Ole Miss for over a hundred years. It sounds like Old Mississippi in folksy shorthand. The true genesis of the word is more disturbing. A council supported by fraternities requested students to choose the name of the new school yearbook in 1896. Elma Meek, a student, suggested Ole Miss. According to Meek's 1937 statement to the campus press, she took it from the antebellum "darkey," who used it as a term of respect for the slave master's wife. The headline read, "Ole Miss draws its name from darky dialect, not abbreviation of state," and explained how the phrase came to be considered "the prized possession" of the university as a whole. According to many students and alumni, the name has come to represent everything admirable about the northwest Mississippi institution and its customs....

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Urgent:Ronda Rousey Rushed to the hospital in a critical condition The 29-year-old took a hit to the head and was knocked out in the second round. She said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, "To be honest, I thought in the hospital room, 'What am I any more if I am not this?'..." I was sitting there contemplating suicide. I think, "I am nothing," in that moment. "What should I do?" In front of a record-breaking Ultimate Fighting Championship crowd, Ronda Rousey said, "I looked up and saw my man, Travis, was standing there. I am looking up at him and was just like, 'I need to have his babies. I need to stay alive.' I do not know if I would have made it without him." Holly Holm ended the star's undefeated record. "I do not make excuses. I have fought in worse conditions, but I think one thing that was different was that I felt tired." "It was my third title fight in nine months, and I do not think anyone has even attempted that before." She said, "I think all the best things come from the worst things. I did a lot of thinking on, 'Why did this happen?'" I was trying to think, 'What is the reason for this?' and what my actual purpose is. Perhaps winning all the time is not what is best for everyone. "I really do believe I am still undefeated because being undefeated is a choice. Everybody has losses in their life, but I choose to always be undefeated." Holly Holm is scheduled to defend her title at UFC 196 against Miesha Tate on March 5. Perhaps that is what I was meant to do—be the example of picking myself up off the floor for everyone.