Oklahoma Sooners Stick with Moser, Eyeing SEC Success

0:00On March 14th, Oklahoma Sooners' men's basketball coach Porter Moser is staying on for another season. Athletic director Roger Denny made the call, stressing a big push to give Moser the tools needed to thrive in the southeastern conference. Denny praised Moser for getting the most out of limited support so far. Now, the focus shifts to revving up resources like name, image, and likeness deals, staffing, and more to match the program's high goals. The Sooners had a rocky conference start, going one in nine with a nine-game losing streak. They turned it around late, finishing six and two, then beat South Carolina and Texas A&M in the tournament before a close loss to Arkansas. Bracket experts currently see Oklahoma on the tournament bubble, with some projections leaving them out. Moser heads into his sixth year at Norman, with a 93 and 74 record there, building on a strong career that includes a final four. Run at Loyola, Chicago. Several players like Guard, Zakes, Xavier, Brown, and Dayton Forsyth, plus forwards Darian Reed and Kuala Toc, have eligibility left and could return.

1:04The team awaits its fate on Selection Sunday at 5 p.m. on CBS, ready to bill momentum either way.