Oklahoma picked up their second straight blowout home win on Tuesday night as they handled Kansas State 76-50 at the Lloyd Noble Center.
The defensive effort was once again superb as the Wildcats never had any sense of an offensive rhythm. The play on defense is what allowed the Sooners to build an 8-point halftime lead despite getting off to a sluggish start and then eventually run away in the second half.
De’Vion Harmon had himself a nice evening putting up 16 points in the win, but did have to leave the game in the final minutes after an apparent right leg injury.
The victory moves Oklahoma to 8-4 on the year and 4-3 in conference play. Here are three takeaways from the easy Sooners win:
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