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Oklahoma Sooners Face Off Against Oklahoma State Cowboys at T-Mobile Center

The Oklahoma Sooners and the Oklahoma State Cowboys clashed at the T-Mobile Center, with the scoreboard reflecting a tight contest that ended in a 57-49 victory for the Cowboys. The Sooners' season record now stands at 0-1, while the Cowboys have started their campaign with a 1-0 mark.


Dec 6, 2022; Norman, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma Sooners forward Jalen Hill (1) dribbles down the court against the Kansas City Roos during the second half at Lloyd Noble Center. Oklahoma won 75-53. Mandatory Credit: Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports

The game was characterized by staunch defense and hard-fought baskets. The Sooners managed to block four shots and steal possession six times. Despite their defensive efforts, they struggled offensively, converting only 25 percent of their field goal attempts and making just six out of twenty-three three-point shots for an accuracy rate of 26 percent. However, they excelled from the free-throw line with an impressive 75 percent completion rate.


Rebounding was a strong suit for the Sooners as they grabbed thirty-nine boards throughout the game, including nine on offense which contributed to six second-chance points. Their paint presence yielded sixteen points but was overshadowed by turnovers; nine in total which led to four points for their opponents.


On an individual level, no player fouled out or faced ejection from either side. The personal foul count stood at fifteen for Oklahoma and eighteen for Oklahoma State. Both teams had similar turnover numbers but differed in how they capitalized on them; eleven points came off turnovers for the Cowboys compared to just four for the Sooners.


The home team's performance was marked by better shooting efficiency overall – hitting forty percent from two-point range and thirty-five percent from beyond the arc – contributing significantly to their eight-point win margin over Oklahoma. They also dominated inside with twenty-two paint points and outrebounded their rivals with forty-nine rebounds including twelve offensive ones leading to sixteen second-chance points.


As both teams left it all on court at Kansas City's T-Mobile Center before an audience of seventeen thousand seven hundred two spectators, it is clear that every possession counted in this closely contested battle between intra-state rivals.


Fans can look forward to more action as future games will be broadcasted live; details will follow regarding dates and times so supporters can continue cheering on their favorite team throughout what promises to be an exciting season ahead.

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