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3 Takeaways From OU's Loss To Kansas: Sooners Shooting Woes Continue As They Drop Third Straight
Oklahoma ball (12-6, 2-4 in Big 12) took on seventh-situated Kansas (15-2, 4-1 in Big 12) at the Lloyd Noble Center on Tuesday night and fell 67-64 to the Jayhawks, the Sooners' third-back to back disaster. In a solidly matched game, it was the Jayhawks hitting the boss, a 3-pointer with 13 seconds left sinking the Sooners' shot at a steamed.

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Agbaji rules
The Sooners included him inside legitimate cutoff points for 35 minutes.

Nonetheless, the Big 12′s driving scorer, even in limited minutes due to a wrist injury, got his.

Ochai Agbaji - named the Big 12 Player of the Week on Monday - left the game resulting to carrying a tumble into the scorer's table first thing in the game. He didn't return until the 4-minute attribute of the essential half.

The Sooners watch held him scoreless through the completion of the half, yet until the 5:28 indication of the last part, in this way, everything thought about Agbaji - wrist taped and all - ruled.

Agbaji scored 10 concentrations in the last 5:28 of play, at one point scoring eight consecutive Jayhawks centers.

Then, with the game tied at 62 with under 30 seconds left and the Sooner protect focusing in on him, Agbaji noticed Christian Braun with satisfactory space at the 3-rule toward drill a blade for Kansas.

Sooners still not right from 3
In the midst of this three-game losing streak in Big 12 play, the Sooners have gone very cold from significant.

They've hit just 10 3-pointers out of 52 undertakings over their last three games, which consolidates a 4-of-17 execution from downtown against Kansas on Tuesday.

What's more is that by and large, the players who had been cold stayed cold.

Oklahoma's driving scorer in Tanner Groves went 0-4 from past the curve and is shooting just 17% from three in Big 12 play. Elijah Harkless went 0-3 against the Jayhawks and posted his outright base total in a game since November.

Only two players hit from significant on Tuesday, starter Umoja Gibson and seat piece C.J. Noland, who hit two 3-balls each. One of Gibson's was a smooth development back three that covered off a 15-2 Sooners run that gave the Sooners their first last part lead.

Seat happening as expected
It wasn't all dreadful for Oklahoma against KU, as paying little mind to the losing effort the Sooners played the No. 7 gathering in the country truly well.

Oklahoma got perhaps its best effort of the period from the seat this evening, which has been a season-long issue for the Sooners. They had four individuals join for 17 spots.

The recently referenced C.J. Noland put in eight concentrations off the seat through a 3-4 evening shooting and had a significant impact in not permitting Kansas to escape with the game very quickly. Bijan Cortes had two centers, two aides, two bob back, a square and a take.

What's more OU got a significant five points out of junior Akol Mawein in the principle playing time he's gotten all through the season. The 6-foot-8 forward out of Sydney, Australia, had played just 2 minutes in Big 12 make light of heading into Tuesday's. Mawein played 10 minutes against Kansas and added four bob back and an assistance as well. With Ethan Chargois having missed the past two games, Mawein may see his usage up where it was Tuesday until Chargois returns.