(by OU Media Relations) Oklahoma (13-17 overall, 4-12 Big 12) plays a first-round Big 12 Championship game Wednesday at 6 p.m. CT when it faces Oklahoma State (21-9, 9-7) inside Kansas City's Sprint Center. The 10th-seeded Sooners, who have lost eight straight games, own a 19-10 Big 12 Championship record and are 14-6 in the event in Kansas City. Oklahoma State has won five of its last seven games and is the tournament's No. 7 seed. Wednesday's game will air on the Sooner Radio Network with Bob Barry Sr. and Mike Houck calling the action. It will be televised regionally by the Big 12 Network with Dave Armstrong and Reid Gettys announcing....read more from SoonerSports.com

(by Guerin Emig) NORMAN — The injured ankle that kept Willie Warren from half of Oklahoma's Big 12 Conference games this year might also keep him from turning pro.

"I'm focused on getting my ankle full strength, because if it isn't at full strength, I really don't have a choice to make. It's going to be coming back to Oklahoma," the sophomore guard said Monday afternoon. "In order for me to have options, I need to go to all my rehab sessions and do everything right to be able to make those choices."....read more from the Tulsa World

(by Guerin Emig) Remember the look on your got the first time you saw Jim Carrey as Fire Marshal Bill? You'd make the same face if someone told you the Oklahoma Sooners would win four Big 12 tournament games in four days.

Part comedy, pure insanity.

Well, there is a precedent (sort of)....read more from the Tulsa World

(by Guerin Emig) KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Tiny Gallon, the enigmatic freshman who has flashed his potential this season for Oklahoma, has decided he’ll build on that potential as a sophomore.

“I’m going to come back another year,” Gallon declared Tuesday, the day before OU’s Big 12 first-round game against Oklahoma State. “That’s for sure.”

Ten days earlier, he wasn’t so certain. He said he would decide his future at the end of the season....read more from the Tulsa World

(by John Shinn) Norman — Oklahoma wrapped up its first losing regular season in 29 years with Saturday’s 69-54 loss to No. 23 Texas A&M.

What caused the Sooners to head south this season didn’t suddenly occur Saturday at Lloyd Noble Center. It had been building for months....read more from The Norman Transcript

(by Guerin Emig) Anyone who has watched Oklahoma play basketball the last several weeks realizes the Sooners need a transfusion. They added Cameron Clark and T.J. Taylor during the early signing period. That's a start, but much more is needed.

A player like Terrence Jones would be a giant step in that direction....read more from the Tulsa World

(by Dwain Price) NORMAN, Okla. – If defense wins championships, Texas A&M could be playing basketball way beyond the Big 12 tournament.

Displaying their physical brand of suffocating defense, the No. 23 Aggies smothered Oklahoma, 69-54, Saturday at Lloyd Noble Center.

The Aggies (22-8, 11-5 Big 12) have won eight of 10 as they seek their fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. OU (13-17, 4-12) lost its eighth straight, the Sooners' longest losing streak since 1969....read more from The Dallas Morning News

(by Guerin Emig) Oklahoma seniors Tony Crocker, Ryan Wright and Beau Gerber played their final games at the Lloyd Noble Center Saturday.

"It seems like just yesterday we were here running sprints," said Gerber, who earned his first career start.

"This year we struggled. The outcome was disappointing," said Wright, who scored 10 points. "But looking back on my three years here, I feel like I made the right decision in coming here."....read more from the Tulsa World

(by Jake Trotter) NORMAN — Mired in the program’s longest losing streak in 41 years, Oklahoma coach Jeff Capel opened up Saturday following his team’s 69-54 loss to Texas A&M.

“I haven’t been successful this year,” he said during the postgame press conference. “It's one of the worst jobs — the worst job I've ever done.

“I haven’t been able to push the right buttons.”....read more from The Oklahoman

(by Clark Foy) The Sooners wrapped up their regular season with a 69-54 loss to the No. 23 Texas A&M Aggies.

Senior Day was celebrated in honor of the team’s graduating seniors that were playing their last game at Lloyd Noble Center. Along with seniors Tony Crocker and Ryan Wright, forward Beau Gerber made the starting lineup – the first start of his long career as a Sooner.

A 14-3 run midway through the first half put the Sooners up 23-15 with just under 8 minutes to play in the half. The run was ignited by OU’s shooting from behind the 3-point arc as they started 5-7 from deep....read more from The Oklahoma Daily