Overview
- Oklahoma snapped a two-game skid with a 91-79 victory in Norman, using a blistering start from long range to seize control before halftime.
- The Sooners hit 10 of 14 threes in the first half and finished 13 of 19 from deep, a season-best 68.4% from distance.
- Nijel Pack scored 22 points to lead Oklahoma, with Mohamed Wague adding 18 and going 10-for-12 at the line, plus nine rebounds, four steals and four blocks.
- Derrion Reid (16) and Xzayvier Brown (14) rounded out Oklahoma’s balanced scoring, while Auburn relied heavily on Kevin Overton and Keyshawn Hall, who each had 26.
- Only four of Auburn’s 37 second-half points came from players other than Overton or Hall, as the Tigers dropped their sixth in seven; next up, Auburn hosts Ole Miss and Oklahoma visits LSU on Saturday.