Completed Event: Women's Basketball at #23 Alabama on February 15, 2026 , Win , 79, to, 71
Final
Women's Basketball
79
at #23 Alabama
71
University of Oklahoma Athletics
Tuesday, January 28
Norman
7:00 PM
University of Oklahoma
10-10,3-5Big 12
53
vs
70
Texas
14-6,6-2Big 12
1st quarter1
2nd quarter2
3rd quarter3
4th quarter4
FinalF
Texas
18
19
14
19
70
Oklahoma
15
8
12
18
53
Photo by: Ty Russell
Sooners Fall Short Against Texas
January 28, 2020 | Women's Basketball
NORMAN – The Oklahoma women's basketball team fell to Texas 70-56 Tuesday night inside Lloyd Noble Center.
With the loss, OU moves to 10-10 on the year and 3-5 against the Big 12. Texas improves to 14-6 and 6-2 in league play.
"We had a bit of a hard time with their size and athleticism for sure," said head coach Sherri Coale. "It was really hard to keep them off the glass and they punished us with some high-low. They're just so big and strong and we didn't handle their hardness very well.
If you look at quarter by quarter, we're there every quarter except for the second. They kind of went on a little run and we panicked and were paralyzed for a bit. Other than that, I thought we answered and did some things. That's kind of the story of the night."
The Longhorns out-shot OU 44.9% to 36.2% from the field. Texas' Lashan Higgs led all players with 19 points and Madi Williams had a team-high 16 for the Sooners. Two more OU players scored in double figures as Taylor Robertson and Liz Scott scored 11 each. 11 points was a career high for Scott, who also saw a career-high 17 minutes of play.
Scott's buckets all came in the second half with eight of her points coming during the fourth quarter.
Mandy Simpson pulled down 10 boards for her fifth double-digit rebounding performance of the season. Simpson was bucket shy of a double-double as she scored eight points and added two assists.
Williams had seven rebounds and four assists on the night.
With the loss, OU moves to 10-10 on the year and 3-5 against the Big 12. Texas improves to 14-6 and 6-2 in league play.
"We had a bit of a hard time with their size and athleticism for sure," said head coach Sherri Coale. "It was really hard to keep them off the glass and they punished us with some high-low. They're just so big and strong and we didn't handle their hardness very well.
If you look at quarter by quarter, we're there every quarter except for the second. They kind of went on a little run and we panicked and were paralyzed for a bit. Other than that, I thought we answered and did some things. That's kind of the story of the night."
The Longhorns out-shot OU 44.9% to 36.2% from the field. Texas' Lashan Higgs led all players with 19 points and Madi Williams had a team-high 16 for the Sooners. Two more OU players scored in double figures as Taylor Robertson and Liz Scott scored 11 each. 11 points was a career high for Scott, who also saw a career-high 17 minutes of play.
Scott's buckets all came in the second half with eight of her points coming during the fourth quarter.
Mandy Simpson pulled down 10 boards for her fifth double-digit rebounding performance of the season. Simpson was bucket shy of a double-double as she scored eight points and added two assists.
Williams had seven rebounds and four assists on the night.
Up Next
OU is on the road again Sunday at Kansas. The contest with the Jayhawks will tip at 12 p.m. CT inside Allen Field House.
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Team Stats
UT
OU
FG%
.449
.362
3FG%
.294
.188
FT%
1.000
.615
RB
45
32
TO
17
17
STL
12
8
Game Leaders
Pts
16
FGM
8
3FGM
0
FTM
0
Pts
11
FGM
3
3FGM
3
FTM
2
Pts
8
FGM
4
3FGM
0
FTM
0
Players Mentioned
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