Bedlam is here.
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State meet for the 115th time in minutes.
The loser of the 2020 version of Bedlam is knocked out from the Big 12 Championship race. The winner is on track to make the Big 12 Championship game. With Kansas State’s loss to Iowa State, it confirms that the winner likely controls their destiny.
What’s so much different about this in-state rivalry this time around? The story is about Oklahoma and Oklahoma State’s defenses. Not the offenses.
Oklahoma is missing a starting corner and a handful of other contributors for tonight’s game. The Sooners have not announced the reasoning behind it. Oklahoma State, though, is at full strength after missing key players like Tylan Wallace and Kolby Harvell-Peel.
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