OU Basketball: Moser Returns, Denny Pushes for Program Investments

0:00On March 18th, University of Oklahoma men's basketball coach, Porter Moser, is coming back for the 2026-27 season. His team finished strong but missed the NCAA tournament, landing as the first team out. As let a director Roger Denny made the call to keep Moser, praising his work despite limited support. The Sooners kicked off SEC play with a win, then hit a skid, dropping nine straight games. That sparked talk of a coaching change midseason, but they bounced back hard, winning eight of their final 11 contests, and reaching the SEC tournament quarterfinals. Denny, who started as athletic director just a month ago, backed Moser before the tournament even wrapped up. He pointed to resource gaps compared to other SEC schools as the real issue, not the coaching on the floor. Moser himself stressed aligning funding with expectations. Now, Denny is pushing for major investments in the program. Denny includes boosting resources ahead of the move to a new arena in North Norman. The goal is to build momentum, so the team hits the ground running in the fresh venue.

1:04With these changes on the horizon, Oklahoma aims to turn recent promise into real success on the court. Made in AI.