
Sooners Snap Skid, Beat LSU 83-67
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Oklahoma Sooners secure back-to-back victories, defeating LSU and Auburn, improving to 15-14 overall and 5-11 in SEC play. The Sooners defense dominated, while Nijel Pack and Dayton Forsythe led the offense. With four wins in their last six games, Coach Porter Moser maintains NCAA Tournament hopes. Upcoming matches against Missouri and Texas will determine postseason fate.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Sooners Snap Skid, Beat LSU 83-67. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 1st, Oklahoma's Sooners picked up another big win, beating LSU 83-67 in Baton Rouge on Saturday. It marks their second victory this week, following a 91-79 home upset over Auburn on Tuesday. The Sooners now sit at 15 wins and 14 losses overall, with a 5-11 mark in SEC play, while LSU falls to the same 15 and 14 record, but just 3-13 in conference. The Sooners' defense really clamped down, keeping the Tigers off balance with poor shooting all-game. Oklahoma, meanwhile, ran hot from the field and beyond the arc. Nigel Pack led the way with 21 points, including 5-3 pointers and Dayton Forsyth chipped in 13 off the bench to provide a spark. This hot streak means Oklahoma has now won four of its last six games, a nice turnaround after dropping their first nine SEC contests. Coach Porter Moser remains optimistic, saying the team still has a shot at the NCAA tournament,
even if the road ahead feels urgent. Looking ahead, the Sooners host Missouri on Tuesday, before wrapping the regular season with a tough road trip to Texas on Saturday. Both opponents are squarely on the tournament bubble after their own wins this weekend. Oklahoma holds steady at number 66 in the net rankings, so these final games plus a strong SEC tournament run could keep postseason hopes. A live, though an at-large bid looks like a long shot as the regular season winds down.
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