Texas vs. Oklahoma: Big 12 Rivals Clash in High-Stakes Basketball Game at Lloyd Noble Center

Game outlook

The upcoming basketball game between Texas and Oklahoma will be held at the Lloyd Noble Center on Tuesday evening. The game, featuring Big 12 rivals, will commence at 7:00 p.m. ET. Texas, with a current record of 9-5, recently secured a victory against #9 Baylor with a score of 75-73. However, the team has struggled in Big 12 play, with a 2-3 record and only 1-2 when playing on the road. In contrast, Oklahoma holds a record of 15-3 and recently defeated Cincinnati by a score of 69-65. The Sooners have achieved a 3-2 record in Big 12 play and an impressive 11-0 record when playing at home. As for the betting odds, Oklahoma is considered the favorite with an opening line of -3.5, which has remained unchanged.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Longhorns +140 | Sooners -175

Spread: Longhorns +3.5 (-110) | Sooners -3.5 (-110)

Total: Over/Under 146 (-110)

Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Oklahoma will win straight-up is 64%.

Texas Longhorns

Texas basketball team has been performing moderately well this season. They score an average of 77.2 points per game, ranking 107th nationally. Their shooting accuracy stands at 48.4 percent, which is the 33rd highest in the country. In terms of three-point shooting, they have a success rate of 37.5 percent, placing them at 32nd position. The team has a decent free-throw conversion rate of 73.5 percent, ranking them 100th. Texas manages to secure an average of 31.9 rebounds per game, which is 227th in the nation. Their assists statistics are more favorable, with 15.7 per game, placing them 41st. However, their turnovers average at 12.3 per game, ranking them 194th. On the defensive end, the Longhorns surrender 67.4 points per game, positioning them 83rd. The opponents shoot 41.7 percent against them, with a three-point shooting success rate of 34.6 percent. The team limits their opponents to an average of 28.9 rebounds per game, placing them at 50th position. Texas excels in shot-blocking, with an average of 4.9 blocks per game, making them 27th nationally. They also achieve 7.0 steals per game, which is the 117th highest. However, they commit an average of 16.9 fouls, ranking them 170th. KenPom's national ranking places Texas at 46th. Offensive efficiency is their strong suit, ranking 33rd, while their defensive efficiency is slightly lower at 76th. They have a slower tempo, with a ranking of 225th in schedule-adjusted tempo. With a power ranking of 207, the Longhorns are positioned as 107th in offensive performance, scoring an average of 77.29 points per game. Defensively, they rank 74th, allowing an average of 67.06 points against them per game. Their win-loss record for the season stands at 13-5, with a not so impressive ATS record of 5-13. Offensively, Texas has a field goal success rate of 48.20 percent, ranking them 33rd. Their free throw conversion rate is 73.67 percent, placing them at 92nd position. Their three-point shooting accuracy is 36.75