NOTEWORTHY
• Oklahoma holds a 126-93 series lead against Oklahoma State and is 78-26 versus the Cowboys in Norman. The Sooners have won the last six meetings at Lloyd Noble Center and nine of the last 10.
NOTEWORTHY
• Oklahoma holds a 126-93 series lead against Oklahoma State and is 78-26 versus the Cowboys in Norman. The Sooners have won the last six meetings at Lloyd Noble Center and nine of the last 10.
I wouldn't expect a win tonight to be perfectly honest. It would be a great way to end the season though.
Originally Posted by Sooner74
I wouldn't be surprised at all if Silo Tech won tomorrow. I just wanted people to see that the series is still one-sided despite a media myth that even some OU fans believe about basketball tradition.
It's just a tough year if you follow OU basketball. We could blame anyone and everything, but we also have to realize what hand we were dealt. The kids were put in an impossible situation and have done decent considering the circumstances.
Let's go Sooners and finish on a positive note!
OSU has the two NCAA championships before the Great War, or whenever it was (it's actully 45-46 I think, for sure I'm not bothering to look that up); and that's something to be proud of.
On the other hand, they were winning their NCAA's when the NIT was the king of tournaments, so it's not THAT much to be proud of.
Course we've never won a post-season national tournament.
I'm just meandering. Long, disappointing season.
Congrats on the win today. Let's try to stay close against TX.
Boomer.
Nebraska and Oklahoma made up one of the greatest college football rivalries of all time. They played every year between 1928-97, and two times every four years since then. Their games in the Big Eight decided the conference championship 16 of 19 times between 1970-88. OU leads the series 44-38-3. --The Associated Press, December 1, 2010
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