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The Jan 9 – Oklahoma at Oklahoma State game still has its own kind of excitement, although this particular game may not have the same energy that its football version does. With the conference basketball year just arrived, both the Sooners and Cowboys will try to established the tone for the remainder of their year with this game. In Oklahoma’s case, they are going to be trying to continue what has been a quality start as they ended the non-conference slate with a 10-2 record.
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Oklahoma State, on the flip side has fought mightily against their out of conference schedule, posting a meager 7-6 record thus far. It doesn’t mean their victory is a foregone conclusion just considering the Sooners seem to be quite a little a lot better than the Cowboys at the moment. When you take a look at this game through a gambler’s eye, forecasting who will win and by how much becomes even harder. Neither Oklahoma nor Oklahoma State has precisely lit the world on fire in terms of competing versus the spread. Actually, when you take a look at the two team’s records versus the spread, the one factor that is clear is that neither team will play along with those laying cash on the game would wish.
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Offensively, the Sooners have relied greatly on junior guard Steven Pledger. Pledger has averaged 18.8 ppg thus far this year and is shooting a whopping 48.4 percent from three-point land. It’s not surprising that in Oklahoma’s two non-conference losses, Pledger had trouble, shooting 33 percent, and averaging only 11 points in those matches.
For the Cowboys, the offensive attack has depended on several competitors, with Keiton Page being the main go-to man. Page has average 13.6 ppg in the non-conference slate. Oklahoma State’s number two scorer, Le’Bryan Nash is scoring an average of 11.7 points per match. In order to have a chance at the Sooners, both competitors will must step up.