Oklahoma State and Nevada will not meet the goal of getting three wins and a championship in a multi-team event. Coming off a pair of strong showings following disappointing opening round results, Oklahoma State and Nevada seek a second win at the Charleston Classic in Sunday's fifth-place game in South Carolina. Picked 14th in the Big 12's preseason poll, the Cowboys (4-1) are showing a potent offense so far as they are averaging 82.4 points and yet to score fewer than 78 points. Oklahoma State opened this event with an 86-78 loss to Florida Atlantic when it shot 34 percent, but in Friday's 80-74 win over Miami, the offense was improved as the Cowboys built a 16-point halftime lead and shot 47.
Potent Oklahoma State offense poses challenge for Nevada in Charleston
