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Oklahoma State: 5-2
Kenpom Rating: 34
Kenpom Rating: 34
Previous games:
Best wins:
- W over DePaul 82-78
- Kalib Boone: 17 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals
- Avery Anderson: 16 points, 2 steals
- W over Tulsa 82-56
- Bryce Thompson: 18 points, 4 threes,
- Moussa Cisse: 12 points, 8 rebounds, 3 blocks
- L against #99 Southern Illinois 60-61
- L against #72 UCF 56-60
OFFENSE: 60th in efficiency
- 27th in offensive rebounding rate
- 46th in offensive tempo
- 51st in 2p% (54.9%)
- 220th in turnover prevention (20%)
- 298th in 3p% (29.3%)
- 274th in 3pa/fga ratio (33.6%)
DEFENSE: 22nd in efficiency
- 8th in block % (17.1%)
- 24th in opponent 2p% (42.3%)
- 40th in opponent 3p% (27.3%)
- 40th in non-steal/block TOs (12%)
- 79th percentile in opponent average possession length (18 sec/poss)
- 25th percentile in 3PA prevention
Inheriting a program faced with an FBI investigation, I’ve admired how Mike Boynton has led his team with poise during the investigations and fielded a hard working program in spite of their postseason ban.
Eligible for the postseason this year, Oklahoma State is in good shape to earn an at-large bid thanks to their gritty, athletic defense and interior-based offense.
Cisse might be the best defensive big UConn has played against this season and I’m excited to see how Sanogo/Clingan battle with him. Cisse plays ~60% of the minutes at the 5, anchoring a starting lineup with decent size at the 3-5 (the top row below thanks to KenPom), but Oklahoma State is not afraid to play small:
Again, another solid OOC game with UConn the clear favorites. I’m looking forward to this one!