Stillwater: Oklahoma State beats South Florida 103-95 Wednesday
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Stillwater, Okla. — Oklahoma State defeated South Florida 103-95 on Wednesday, with Vyctorius Miller scoring 24 points. Miller shot 7-of-11 and made four 3-pointers. The Cowboys erased a 44-31 deficit late in the first half, closing on a 10-0 run to trail 45-44 at intermission and overtaking the Bulls in the second half. Kanye Clary added 12 points, 11 assists and seven rebounds; reserves Anthony Roy and Christian Coleman each scored 15. South Florida’s CJ Brown led with 24 points and 10 assists while Joseph Pinion contributed 20. All statistics were confirmed. Based on 5 articles reviewed and supporting research.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
Timeline of Events
- Pre-game: Oklahoma State entered the matchup reported at 5-0; South Florida at 3-2 and a top-scoring team.
- Early game: Miller opened with a personal 7-0 run as Oklahoma State built a 12-3 lead.
- Mid first half: South Florida responded with an 11-0 run to lead 44-31 with 4:12 remaining.
- End of first half: Oklahoma State closed with a 10-0 run and trailed 45-44 at halftime.
- Final: Oklahoma State completed the comeback and won 103-95, with multiple players reaching double figures.
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Oklahoma State University’s basketball program benefited through an improved record (5-0), a high-scoring team performance, enhanced player statistics for key contributors, and potential recruiting and momentum gains.
South Florida’s team and coaching staff suffered a loss that dropped the Bulls to 3-2, exposed defensive vulnerabilities against a high-scoring opponent, and cost them a chance to win on the road in Stillwater.
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