
OSU Seeks Revenge vs Colorado in Big 12 Tourney
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Oklahoma State Cowboys, ranked fourteen, face off against eleven seed Colorado in the Big Twelve tournament. The Cowboys, with a fast-paced offense led by guards Kanye Clary and Jaylen Curry, aim to secure a tournament bid. Colorado, with a strong backcourt, seeks revenge after a recent loss. The winner faces TCU and potentially Kansas in the following rounds.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — OSU Seeks Revenge vs Colorado in Big 12 Tourney. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 9, Oklahoma State Cowboys, the number 14 seed, with an 18-13 record, tip off Big 12 tournament play Tuesday. Against number 11 Colorado, who stand at 17-14. The first round matchup happens at 8.30 pm, central time inside Kansas City's T-Mobile Center. Catch it on ESPN Plus, or the Cowboy Radio Network. This marks the second year of the league's 16 team setup, where lower seeds like these two need to win 5 straight for the automatic NCAA bid. The winner draws number 6 TCU Wednesday night, at the same time slot, with a potential quarterfinal against number 3 Kansas on deck Thursday. Oklahoma State holds a 62-49 edge in the all-time series, but dropped an 83-69 decision to Colorado, three weeks. AGO, in Boulder. Cowboys coach Steve Lutz has his squad trending up from last year's mark, despite season ending injuries to key front court pieces, like 6-10. Senior Parcifala.
Freshmen and sophomores have stepped up lately, while guards Kanye Clary and Jalen Curry push a fast-paced offense ranking top 25 nationally. In scoring at 83.9 per game, senior Anthony Roy leads 5 double-digit scores at 16.7 points, knocking down nearly 400% from 3. Colorado enters after a 5-4 finish to league play, leaning on back court transfers and freshmen, who combine for high scoring and assist. Numbers. They average exactly 80 points, while holding foes to 79, with sharp three-point shooting fueling their attack under veteran coach Tad. Boyle. Fans are buzzing for this revenge shot, as a victory would boost Oklahoma State's tournament opener, record and tee up a winnable half deeper into the week.
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