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Thursday Headlines: Will Oscar Tshiebwe Break Another Rebounding Record?

He’s already been within reach.

NCAA Basketball: Western Kentucky at Kentucky Jordan Prather-USA TODAY Sports

Will Oscar Tshiebwe break another Kentucky Wildcats rebounding record?

Well, it’s certainly a possibility.

Tshiebwe had a monster night on the boards last night, pulling down 28 rebounds in 35 minutes on the floor. In the process, he broke the Rupp Arena record for rebounds in a game, and had one of the best rebounding games in college basketball in the last decade.

But Tshiebwe believes he can do more.

Before last night, that seemed like a very far-fetched idea. The 50s were a totally different game, and 34 rebounds in a game in modern basketball is essentially unheard of.

But Oscar made gathering 28 last night look almost easy, and one can't help but wonder if a game went into overtime or double-overtime, could he reach 35 rebounds in a game and break that record?

I wouldn’t say it’s the most likely scenario, but it seems a lot more within reach after watching Oscar dominate the glass last night. Whether he reaches that record or not, Oscar has shown he’s the best rebounder in the country.

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Can’t forget Grady’s performance from last night.

Headlines

Kellan Grady says 27 assists are a product of joy - Herald Leader

Let’s keep the joy going all the way into April.

What to know from Kentucky’s win over WKU - Courier Journal

Kellan Grady and Oscar Tshiebwe are a dangerous duo.

Trevin Wallace listed as a top SEC freshman - Cats Pause

Wallace had a great start to his UK career.

Calipari talks scheduling in midst of COVID outbreaks - KSR

Cal says he’s willing to schedule anyone.

5-7 Rutgers could be headed to the Gator Bowl - ESPN

Oh boy...

NFL Pro Bowl rosters announced - Bleacher Report

Colts land 7 players on Pro Bowl roster

The College Football champion could be decided by forfeit - Yahoo

The worst case scenario.

Should this count for two or three points? - CBS Sports

I say three.