Oklahoma State dominated Puerto Rico Fuerza in a 120-92 exhibition game, showcasing a powerful fourth-quarter surge where they scored 41 points. This marks the Cowboys' second win over PRF in consecutive days, improving their record to 2-0 on the foreign tour. The game was closely contested until the fourth quarter, where Oklahoma State outclassed PRF, led by strong performances from their freshmen and sophomores. The Cowboys shot 55.4% from the field and had a significant rebounding advantage, highlighting their control of the game throughout.

By the Numbers
  • Oklahoma State scored 41 points in the fourth quarter, shooting 68% from the field.
  • They out-rebounded PRF 51-25, with 19 offensive rebounds contributing to a 28-4 edge in second-chance points.
  • The Cowboys averaged 1.41 points per possession and had 16 of 18 free throws.
Yes, But

Despite the lopsided score, Oklahoma State faced a 34-19 foul disparity and PRF attempted 37 free throws compared to OSU's 18, indicating challenges under the officiating standards.

State of Play
  • Oklahoma State will take a day off before their next game against the LBP All-Stars.
  • Their strong performance this tour highlights the team's depth, with contributions from both starters and reserves.
What's Next

The Cowboys aim to continue their winning streak against the LBP All-Stars, looking to build on their offensive rhythm and strong rebounding in their final foreign tour game.

Bottom Line

Oklahoma State's offensive explosion and dominance in rebounds signal their potential strength for the upcoming season. Their ability to perform under pressure and depth in scoring are key takeaways as they progress in their tour.