Porter Moser said Oklahoma hit a low point – one he says that they needed, though – to end last week after dropping to 0-4 in the SEC. Following the 20-point win over South Carolina this weekend, Moser noted what the two days were like for the Sooners after their 77-73 loss to Texas on Wednesday.

If OU fails to rally, there may not be another season of Porter Moser losing to Texas with the same old Sooners.

Porter Moser recaps OU basketball's first SEC win vs South Carolina

Longtime rivals Texas and Oklahoma enter their first Southeastern Conference matchup against each other in desperate need of a win on Wednesday night in Norman, Okla. The transition from the

OU men’s basketball under Porter Moser is becoming quite redundant. Rack up wins against lesser non-conference foes, struggle in conference play, sweat it out on Selection Sunday. If the ...

Despite a sluggish first half, Oklahoma took care of business, securing its first win as a member of the Southeastern Conference in an 82-62 victory over South Carolina.

After winning their nonconference games, head coach Porter Moser's team has hit a skid in the new year ... Oklahoma fell to 0-3 in the Southeastern Conference, watching a solid start to the season quickly disappear once they got into league play.

Southeastern Conference newcomer No. 17 Oklahoma ... "That was as tough as tough losses can come," Oklahoma head coach Porter Moser said of Wednesday's defeat. "I thought we did so many good ...

After winning its first 13 games and vaulting to No. 12 in the AP poll, Oklahoma has done a 180, losing each of its first four games as a new member of the Southeastern Conference.

Watch as Oklahoma coach Porter Moser and players Jalon Moore and Glenn Taylor Jr. address the media after the Sooners' loss to Texas.

NEW CASTLE — Everyone in the building knew who No. 2 Hamilton Southeastern would be looking for when it inbounded the ball from the far sideline with 1.6 seconds left. And with everyone ...

Dayton Forsythe, the pride of Dale, Oklahoma, has been making his hometown of less than 300 people ever more proud with his emergence in OU men’s basketball’s last two games.