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Oklahoma Sooners in College Basketball Crown

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Oklahoma Sooners mens basketball secures a spot in the College Basketball Crown in Las Vegas, facing Colorado on April 1st. A win could lead to a semifinal against Baylor or Minnesota, with the championship on April 4th. The event, broadcast on FS1 and FOX, offers a chance for the Sooners to build momentum after missing the NCAA Tournament and NIT.

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Oklahoma Sooners in College Basketball Crown

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On March 16th, Oklahoma Sooners, men's basketball will keep playing after missing the NCAA tournament and the NIT. They've accepted an invite to the eight team college basketball crown in Las Vegas next month. The event runs from April 1st through April 5th, with games at NGM Grand Garden Arena and T-Mobile Arena, all broadcast on FS1 and FOX. The Sooners, with a 19-win, 15-loss record and seven wins, 11 losses in the SEC face Colorado on Wednesday, April 1st at 7pm. Central time. A win there sends them against the winner of Baylor vs. Minnesota. Their potential semi-final would be Saturday, April 4th, at 12.30pm Central time, with the championship Sunday at 4.30pm. On the other side, Stanford plays West Virginia and Crate and takes on Rutgers in opening games on April 2nd. Central matches stream on the FOX Sports app and tickets are up for grabs online. Coach Porter Moser shared his disappointment over the NCAA snub, especially after the

team won six of their last seven games and eight of their final. 11 against SEC foes. They win two wins and one loss in the SEC tournament, beating South Carolina and Texas A&M before a close quarter final loss to Arkansas. This marks the second time in three seasons under Moser that Oklahoma was the first team out of the NCAA field. Still, he's set for a sixth year leading the program and now the sooners get one more shot to build momentum before offseason plans kick in.

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