Final
| Team | 1 | 2 | T |
|---|---|---|---|
 DUKE | 46 | 26 | 72 |
 UK | 37 | 40 | 77 |
Game Leaders
Andrew Carr
· F
Lamont Butler
· G
Cooper Flagg
· F
Caleb Foster
· G
Team Stats
28-71FG25-63
39Field Goal %40
4-243PT10-25
17Three Point %40
12-17FT17-24
71Free Throw %71
44Rebounds43
11Offensive Rebounds10
33Defensive Rebounds33
12Assists17
6Steals4
6Blocks8
Play-by-Play
0:00
End of Game
0:00
End of 2nd half
0:00
Duke Offensive Rebound.
0:00
Kon Knueppel missed Three Point Jumper.
0:00
Otega Oweh made Free Throw.
0:00
Otega Oweh made Free Throw.
0:00
Foul on Caleb Foster.
0:04
Otega Oweh Offensive Rebound.
0:05
Lamont Butler missed Free Throw.
0:05
Lamont Butler made Free Throw.
0:05
Foul on Caleb Foster.
0:05
Cooper Flagg Turnover.
0:10
Otega Oweh made Free Throw.
0:10
Otega Oweh made Free Throw.
0:10
Foul on Kon Knueppel.
0:12
Otega Oweh Steal.
0:12
Cooper Flagg Turnover.
0:26
Duke Timeout
0:30
Cooper Flagg Defensive Rebound.
0:33
Kerr Kriisa missed Jumper.
0:35
Andrew Carr Offensive Rebound.
0:42
Maliq Brown Block.
0:42
Kerr Kriisa missed Three Point Jumper.
1:14
Cooper Flagg made Layup.
1:20
Maliq Brown Offensive Rebound.
1:22
Caleb Foster missed Free Throw.
1:22
Foul on Brandon Garrison.
1:23
Caleb Foster Steal.
1:23
Andrew Carr Turnover.
1:41
Cooper Flagg Turnover.
1:49
Andrew Carr made Free Throw.
1:49
Foul on Khaman Maluach.
1:49
Andrew Carr made Layup.
2:01
Cooper Flagg made Free Throw.
2:01
Foul on Koby Brea.
2:01
Cooper Flagg made Jumper.
2:09
Duke Timeout
2:16
Foul on Koby Brea.
2:40
Otega Oweh made Layup. Assisted by Andrew Carr.
2:55
Otega Oweh Steal.
2:55
Kon Knueppel Turnover.
3:13
Cooper Flagg Defensive Rebound.
3:18
Jaxson Robinson missed Three Point Jumper.
3:38
Kentucky Defensive Rebound.
3:41
Cooper Flagg missed Jumper.
3:57
Andrew Carr made Free Throw.
3:57
Official TV Timeout
3:57
Foul on Tyrese Proctor.
3:57
Andrew Carr made Layup. Assisted by Amari Williams.
4:18
Cooper Flagg made Free Throw.
Oweh's big plays give Mark Pope his first big win for No. 19 Kentucky, beating No. 6 Duke 77-72
— Otega Oweh knocked down four free throws in the final 10.3 seconds and No. 19 Kentucky claimed the first big win of Mark Pope’s coaching tenure, knocking off No. 6 Duke 77-72 in the Champions Classic on Tuesday night.
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