
Oklahoma Sooners in College Basketball Crown
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Oklahoma Sooners mens basketball is gearing up for the College Basketball Crown in Las Vegas, starting April 1st. Theyll face off against Colorado in the first round, with semifinals and the title game at T-Mobile Arena. Despite missing the NCAA Tournament, Coach Porter Moser is excited for more games, leading a team with four freshmen scoring in double figures and a strong center. Tune in as they aim for a postseason victory on Fox and FS1.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Oklahoma Sooners in College Basketball Crown. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 16th, Oklahoma Sooners' men's basketball is keeping the season alive in Las Vegas. The team accepted a spot in the 18th college basketball crown, running from April 1st through 5th. They'll tip off against Old Big 12 rival Colorado on Wednesday, April 1st at 7pm Central Time. First round action happens at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, with semi-finals in the title game moving to T-Mobile Arena. A Sooners win sends them to face the winner of Baylor vs. Minnesota on Saturday, April 4th, and a championship shot on Sunday, April 5th. Coach Porter Moser expressed some disappointment over missing the NCAA tournament, but he's fired up for more games. The school plans to bring him back for the 2026 season, even after missing the big dance in four of his five years on the job. The Sooners head in strong, with 19 wins and 15 losses overall, 7 and 11 in SEC play. They won six of their last eight regular season games and win two and one in the conference tournament
before a close loss to Arkansas. Four freshmen lead the scoring in double figures, backed by a center who started every one of their 34 games this year, the only power five. Team to do that. Stand out guard Nigel Pack tops the SEC in three-point shooting. All Sooners games air on Fox and FS1, so tune in as they chase a postseason highlight.
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