Moser Returns, OU Basketball's Future Brightens

0:00On March 16th, University of Oklahoma men's basketball coach, Porter Moser, is coming back for the 2026-27 season. Athleted director Roger Denny made the call to retain him after a tough mid-season stretch gave way to a strong finish. The Sooners won eight of their last 11 games and reached the quarter-finals of the SEC tournament. The team kicked off SEC play with a victory, but then dropped nine straight, sparking plenty of talk about Moser's future. They bounced back late, though a loss to Arkansas and the tournament hurt their chances. Denny settled on keeping Moser before the postseason even started. Fans and observers had called for a change during the skid, but Denny pointed to limited resources as the real issue, not coaching. He started as A.D. just a month ago and seized this as his first major move to steady the program. Now the Sooners sit on the edge for the NCAA tournament, with their fate revealed on Sunday selection show, Denny vows to boost funding and support to match other SEC teams, especially

1:01ahead of the move to a new arena in North Norman. With resources ramping up and Moser at the helm, Oklahoma basketball looks set to build momentum into the future.