It was an afternoon of air balls, contested shots and ugly offense, which led to Wichita State’s first blowout loss of the season.
Oklahoma disrupted what Wichita State wanted to do from the opening tip and made life difficult on the Shockers for the entire 40 minutes of OU’s 80-48 victory on Saturday afternoon at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
It wasn’t only the worst offensive performance by WSU basketball in the Gregg Marshall era, it was the worst performance, at least by an efficiency standpoint, by WSU since Ken Pomeroy started tracking the metric in 2002.
WSU shot 24.