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Chavez scores 20 points as No. 8 Oklahoma beats Texas A&M 72-50 in the teams' SEC opener
Oklahoma's defense limited Texas A&M to 26.3% shooting and forced turnovers, extending their 12-game winning streak, the second-longest in program history.
- Thursday's SEC opener saw Oklahoma Sooners women's basketball win 72-50 at Reed Arena in College Station, improving to 13-1 and extending their 12-game winning streak.
- After a sluggish first half, coach Jennie Baranczyk's halftime message helped OU cut second-half turnovers from 16 to 1, improving ball security.
- Defensively, Oklahoma held Texas A&M to 26.3 and forced a 0-for-10 third quarter while Raegan Beers recorded her 56th career double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds.
- The Sooners' schedule shows a quick turnaround as Oklahoma Sooners host Mississippi State at 2 p.m. Sunday at Lloyd Noble Center, building on six consecutive road wins.
- With award conversations already underway, Aaliyah Chavez, true freshman guard, is a four-time SEC Freshman of the Week and one-time national honoree, leading true freshmen in scoring and seen as a top National Freshman of the Year candidate.
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Chavez leads No. 8 Oklahoma against Mississippi State after 20-point game
No. 8 Oklahoma hosts the Mississippi State Bulldogs after Aaliyah Chavez scored 20 points in Oklahoma's 72-50 victory against the Texas A&M Aggies. The teams meet Sunday for the first time this season. Oklahoma is 1-0 against the SEC, and…
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Chavez scores 20 points as No. 8 Oklahoma beats Texas A&M 72-50 in the teams' SEC opener
Freshman Aaliyah Chavez scored 20 points to help No. 8 Oklahoma defeat Texas A&M 72-50 in a Southeastern Conference opener for both teams on Thursday night.
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