Texas vs. Oklahoma: Box score, stats and summary feat. Jordan Lee (Jan. 2)

NCAA Womens Basketball: South Dakota State at Texas - Source: Imagn
NCAA Womens Basketball: South Dakota State at Texas - Source: Imagn

In a battle of SEC teams ranked in the top 10, the No. 5 Texas Longhorns went on the road and defeated the No. 9 Oklahoma Sooners 80-73 in a close matchup on Thursday night. The Longhorns were led by freshman Jordan Lee who scored 17 points off the bench to win the game.

The Longhorns (14-1, 1-0 SEC) were able to continue looking like a legitimate championship-level program and it helps with their ability to shoot the basketball in this game. The Sooners (12-2, 0-1) are coming off a tough loss and need to do better maintaining possession as their rebounding was elite.

Here's a closer look at the Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners' box scores and how things played out:

Texas vs. Oklahoma box score

Texas vs. Oklahoma box score

TeamFirst QuarterSecond QuarterThird QuarterFourth QuarterFinal Score
Texas1723202080
Oklahoma2613211373

Texas Longhorns box score

PlayerPositionFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AOREBREBASTSTLBLKTOPFPTS
Madison BookerF4-80-00-014210148
Taylor JonesF7-90-00-0010122314
Aaliyah MooreF1-20-04-401020136
Rori HarmonG5-130-06-8038304116
Shay HolleG1-30-01-113010153
Justice CarltonF0-90-10-003110230
Kyla OldacreF3-30-06-8572313412
Jordan LeeG6-114-51-1011202417
Bryanna PrestonG 1-20-00-011010112
Ndjakalenga MwenentandaG 0-00-00-000001110
Jordana CodioG 1-10-00-000000002

Oklahoma Sooners box score

PlayerPositionFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AOREBREBASTSTLBLKTOPFPTS
Sahara WilliamsF2-51-20-034120335
Skylar VannF3-60-12-424110428
Raegan BeersC4-80-13-4360002411
Neveah TotG3-30-00-002110626
Payton VerhulstG7-231-118-9384012423
Kiersten JohnsonF0-00-00-000000110
Liz ScottF5-60-04-7130103014
Beatricer CullitonC2-20-00-036110324
Zya VannG 0-50-00-001330230
Reyna ScottG 0-00-02-222100012
Lexy KeysG0-20-10-001210130

Texas vs. Oklahoma Game Summary

The Longhorns were able to shoot the basketball throughout the game as the Longhorns finished shooting 29-of-61 (47.5%) from the floor, 4-of-6 (66.7%) from the 3-point line and 18-of-22 (81.8%) from the free throw line. They were not able to rebound throughout the game either as Texas finished with 28 total rebounds, including 11 offensive but their defense dominated with 15 steals and four blocks.

The offense had 14 assists but also turned the basketball over 18 times. The Longhorns had 10 fast break points in this game and had 26 points in the paint. Their seven-point victory was also the largest lead Texas held during the game.

The Sooners struggled a bit on the offensive side of the court as they were 26-of-60 (43.3%) overall, 2-of-16 (12.5%) from beyond the arc and 19-of-26 (73.1%) from the charity stripe. Oklahoma was able to excel at cleaning the glass as they recorded 44 total rebounds (21 offensive, 23 defensive) and were able to record 10 steals with a single block in the game.

The passing was not good either as they had 14 assists while turning the basketball over 27 times to wind up losing. They scored 34 points in the paint and just a single fast-break point during the four quarters as well.

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