Mark Pope says that Oklahoma is a dangerous transition team with dynamic scorers

Kentucky’s basketball is preparing to make his first trip to Norman, OK to face the Oklahoma Sooners in a late one on Wednesday night, since the game will begin at 9 pm et. They face a very hungry Oklahoma team, and a victory over Kentucky would do wonders for their hopes of the NCAA tournament. At this time, the Sooners are currently in “Last Four In” of ESPN, and a victory over #17 Kentucky would be exactly what they need to increase their chances of being in Sunday’s team.

Despite having 17-10 in general and 4-10 in the SEC, the Sooners come from a great victory over state #24 of Mississippi on its local court. Mark Pope knows that it will be a challenge, especially in terms of caring for the ball and how mortal it can be oklahoma in transition, which is where they come from a respectable part of their possessions. The Sooners are led by the top scorer, striker Jalon Moore, and the re -famous SEC player of the week, the Jeremiah Guard Teme.

“It begins in transition. More than 17 percent of their possessions are in transition. They are 15 percent higher in the country in terms of efficiency in the transition. Interesting, Jeremy Teme, who is scheduled to be one of the 10 best, The 12 best draft selections, the first year student, super talented, has 98 possessions in the transition. Players that are almost one hundred possessions in transition.

– Pope in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma has spent a difficult time at the conference, since all his losses have arrived during the really hard SEC play. The Sooners obtained victories at the conference on artists such as Arizona and Louisville, and now, Chief Porter Moser coach can be in the hot seat, so Oklahoma will be hungry to pull a discomfort on Wednesday against the Wildcats.

Kentucky will certainly need to be ready, since the Sooners play significantly better at home (11-4) than on the road (1-6).