Wichita State evened their record to .500 for the second time in the road loss to Oklahoma on Saturday.
The Shockers allowed their second straight opponent to score 40-plus in the second half. Despite holding off Baylor a week ago, the Shockers allowed the Bears to score 48 in the second half. Oklahoma scored 45 in the second half against WSU.
The Sooners beat the Shockers 80-48 in Oklahoma City for the worst deficit a WSU team has put up since Gregg Marshall took control of the program in 2007.
After trailing by just eight points at the half, WSU was trampled in the second half by Lon Kruger’s team, who shot shot 45 percent from the field in the second period.