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Oklahoma Sooners Secure Home Win, Boost NCAA Hopes

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Oklahoma Sooners secure third consecutive victory, defeating Missouri 80-64. The Sooners hot shooting from beyond the arc and forced turnovers led to the win. Despite Missouris size advantage, Oklahoma held their own in rebounds and points in the paint. The victory caps a five out of seven run for the Sooners, but their NCAA Tournament hopes remain slim. They need a road win at Texas and a strong SEC Tournament performance to boost their chances.

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Oklahoma Sooners Secure Home Win, Boost NCAA Hopes

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Oklahoma Sooners Secure Home Win, Boost NCAA Hopes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 4th, Oklahoma Sooners wrapped up their home season with a strong 80-64 win over Missouri on Tuesday night. It marked their third straight victory and avenged a close overtime loss to the Tigers back in January. The Sooners improved to 16 wins and 14 losses overall and 6-11 in conference play while Missouri fell to 2010. The key to the win was Oklahoma's hot shooting from beyond the arc, hitting 12 of 22 three-pointers for 55 percent. They also shot over 60 percent from the field overall. Multiple players stepped up with multiple threes and the team for 16 turnovers from Missouri, who struggled at just 33 percent from. Deep, down low, Oklahoma held its own despite Missouri's size edge, outrebounding them 28 to 26. Points in the paint were nearly even at 28 to 26. Senator Muhammad Weigu added 11 points and 7 boards, his fourth straight double figure scoring game.

This win caps a 5 out of 7 run for the Sooners after a tough 9 game skid in January and early February. It boosted their NET ranking from around number 62, but experts still see slim odds for an NCAA tournament at large bid. To change that, Oklahoma needs a road win at Texas and a deep run in the SEC tournament next week in Nashville, where they'll fight to build momentum, heading into the postseason.

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