Trent Noah and Oweh Dominate in Exhibition So Brutal,

If the rest of college basketball wasn’t paying attention yet, they are now. Trent Noah and Otega Oweh turned Kentucky’s latest exhibition game into a complete demolition, leaving fans in awe — and the opposing coach practically speechless.

The Wildcats rolled past Morehead State in a blowout that felt more like a statement than a scrimmage. Noah and Oweh combined for 47 points, 15 rebounds, and a handful of highlight-reel moments that had Rupp Arena rocking from start to finish.

After the game, Morehead State’s head coach didn’t hold back his frustration — or his admiration.

> “Honestly, that was unfair,” he admitted with a wry smile. “They’re too fast, too skilled, too connected. If they play like that in the regular season, good luck to the SEC.”

Trent Noah lit it up from deep, drilling five three-pointers and showing off the confident stroke that has fans calling him the “next great Kentucky sharpshooter.” Meanwhile, Otega Oweh played with ferocity on both ends, soaring for dunks, locking down defenders, and setting the tone with pure intensity.

“They looked like pros out there,” one fan posted on X. “This isn’t an exhibition — it’s a warning shot to the rest of college basketball.”

Mark Pope, however, kept things grounded after the rout. “We’ve got a lot of work to do,” Pope said, though even he couldn’t hide a grin. “But man, I love how these guys compete. They play for each other — and when that happens, it’s special.”

If this exhibition was any indication, Kentucky’s new duo of Noah and Oweh might be the most dangerous one-two punch Big Blue Nation has seen in years.

Up next: Kentucky tips off its regular season next week — and after this display, every opponent might be feeling exactly what Morehead State’s coach said… that facing this team just isn’t fair.