The Oklahoma State Cowboys moved to 1-0 in Conference Tournaments play by taking a 92-83 result over the Colorado Buffaloes, who fell to 0-1, at 9:30 PM EDT.

First half
The Oklahoma State struck for 41 points in the first half while the Buffaloes answered with 40.
The Pokes leaned on the stripe early with 35 free throw attempts for the game, a number that set the tone in a 1-point halftime edge.
Anthony Roy supplied 24 points on 67 percent shooting in the previous game, and that scoring profile matched a night when Oklahoma State finished with 92 total points.
Colorado’s perimeter volume showed up with 29 three-point attempts on the night, and the Buffs kept pace behind 32 made field goals overall.
Second half
The Cowboys added 51 points after halftime as the Buffaloes posted 43, turning a tight game into the Oklahoma State Cowboys vs Colorado Buffaloes final score line that read 92-83.
Oklahoma State’s ball security held with 7 turnovers, and the Pokes paired that with 17 assists to keep possessions efficient.
Christian Coleman brought a previous-game line of 17 points and 14 rebounds, and Oklahoma State’s 44 total rebounds in this one supported extra chances that produced 17 second-chance points.
Jaylen Curry had 15 points and 4 assists in the previous game, and Oklahoma State’s 40 points in the paint reflected guard-driven pressure that created interior looks.
Key swings
Oklahoma State generated 29 made free throws, while Colorado finished with 9, and that gap tracked directly into what went wrong for Oklahoma State Cowboys discussions never materializing despite Colorado’s 47 percent field goal clip.
The Buffs hit 10 threes at 34 percent, but Oklahoma State countered with 40 paint points and a 15-8 edge in offensive rebounds.
Colorado produced 18 assists and 12 fast break points, yet the Pokes matched the transition output with 12 fast break points while holding the rebounding margin.
Post game analysis
This post game analysis centers on Oklahoma State’s 83 percent free throw rate and 28 bench points, two lanes that helped cover a 29 percent night from three.
Colorado’s 21 total fouls and 1 foulout contrasted with Oklahoma State’s 17 total fouls, and that whistle pattern fed Oklahoma State’s steady scoring pace.
For fans looking for an Oklahoma State Cowboys vs Colorado Buffaloes full match report, the deciding themes stayed clear in the box score: Oklahoma State’s advantage at the line and on the glass against Colorado’s higher three-point volume.
Oklahoma State will be back on the floor against the TCU Horned Frogs at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri, on 03/11/2026 at 9:30 PM EDT, with the broadcast scheduled on ESPNU.
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