Oklahoma defeats Kansas City 89-67

Oklahoma Dominates Kansas City in Statement Win

The Oklahoma Sooners made a strong statement with a 89-67 victory over the visiting Kansas City Kangaroos at the Lloyd Noble Center on Wednesday night.

The Sooner defense was the story of the evening, as it stifled the Kangaroos' offense and held them to just 40% shooting from the field. The Sooners, meanwhile, shot an impressive 50% from the field and made 27 out of 41 two-point attempts, showcasing their efficiency on both ends.

The halftime lead was a commanding 54-27 in favor of Oklahoma, setting the tone for the rest of the game. Despite Kansas City's efforts to mount a comeback, they were never able to cut into the Sooners' advantage, ultimately falling by 22 points.

Oklahoma's dominant performance can be attributed to its balanced attack, which saw multiple players contribute to the team's success. The Sooners' 21 assists on 35 made field goals was a significant factor in their win, as it allowed them to control the tempo and outmaneuver their opponents at every turn.

The Kangaroos, on the other hand, struggled to find their rhythm on offense, shooting just 40% from the field. Kansas City's 16 turnovers were a major contributor to Oklahoma's victory, as the Sooners capitalized on these mistakes with ease.

With this win, Oklahoma solidified its position in the non-conference schedule and set itself up for success in conference play. The Kangaroos, meanwhile, will look to bounce back from their disappointing loss and refocus on their own goals.

Game Leaders

Oklahoma (HOME):

* Field Goals: 35/70

* 2-Point FG: 27/41

* 3-Point FG: 8/29

* Free Throws: 11/19

Kansas City (AWAY):

* Field Goals: 21/52

* 2-Point FG: 12/32

* 3-Point FG: 9/20

* Free Throws: 16/22