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Oklahoma Basketball: On NCAA Tournament Bubble

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Oklahoma Mens Basketball on NCAA Tournament Bubble: Despite Late-Season Surge, Sooners Face Uncertainty Heading into Selection Sunday

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Oklahoma Basketball: On NCAA Tournament Bubble

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Oklahoma Basketball: On NCAA Tournament Bubble. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 15th, Oklahoma men's basketball team is on the bubble heading into selection Sunday after a close 82-79 loss to Arkansas. In the SEC tournament quarterfinals, the Suners had won eight of their last 11 games, including six straight before that tough defeat, but now they're projected as one of the final. Teams out of the NCAA tournament field, Coach Porter-Moser remains a beat, pointing to their 10-quad-1 and quad-2 wins as proof they're playing some of the best ball in the country. Right now, he's been retained for his sixth season at the helm, and he made it clear the team isn't living anywhere. They're tough and ready for the big dance. Fans and analysts are watching closely, with Brakatologists split on their chances. ESPN lists Oklahoma as the first team out, while CVS has them as the second, keeping hopes to lie for a surprise bid. Sunday kicks off at 5 p.m. Central Time on CVS, with streaming on Paramount Plus or FUBO. Everyone's waiting to see if the committee rewards that late season surge.

Whatever the Brakat brings, the Suners have shown they can hang with the best, setting the state for a strong off-season push.

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