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Did Oklahoma Sooners' Bench Power Overwhelm Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils at Lloyd Noble Center?

The Oklahoma Sooners showcased their dominance with a 93-69 victory over the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils, improving their record to 1-0. The Delta Devils, on the other hand, fell to 0-1. The game took place at the Lloyd Noble Center and was attended by 4,866 fans.


Jan 6, 2024; Norman, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma Sooners guard Milos Uzan (12) gestures after scoring a three point basket against the Iowa State Cyclones during the second half at Lloyd Noble Center. Mandatory Credit: Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports

First Half


The first half saw the Sooners establish an early lead with a score of 43-34. Xzayvier Brown led the charge for Oklahoma with his impressive playmaking skills, contributing significantly to the team's offensive flow. His ability to find open teammates resulted in several easy baskets for the home team. Meanwhile, Mississippi Valley State struggled defensively but managed to keep within striking distance thanks to their efficient shooting from beyond the arc.


Second Half


In the second half, Oklahoma's bench players made a significant impact by scoring a total of 40 points. Kuol Atak stood out with his remarkable shooting accuracy and energy on both ends of the court. The Sooners' defense tightened up as well, limiting Mississippi Valley State's opportunities in transition and forcing turnovers that led to fast-break points.


Key Performances


Nijel Pack also played an essential role for Oklahoma with his consistent scoring and defensive efforts. He contributed not only through points but also by creating plays that kept Mississippi Valley State on their toes throughout both halves of play.


For Mississippi Valley State, despite being outplayed overall, they had moments where they showcased resilience through effective three-point shooting and free throw accuracy which kept them competitive during stretches of play.


As we look forward to future games after analyzing these performances through post-game thoughts Oklahoma Sooners fans can anticipate more exciting matchups ahead this season!


The next game for Oklahoma is scheduled against Ole Miss Rebels on January 3rd at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman at 3:30 PM EDT which will be broadcasted live on SEC Network TV channel.


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