Over the next four days, the Sooners will get a double dose of the Sunflower State schools. On Saturday, Oklahoma will host Kansas State, and that will be followed by a nationally televised Monday night affair against perennial Big 12 champion Kansas at venerable Allen Field House.
The Sooners have lost their last two games against Kansas State, including a 75-64 defeat earlier this season. Both of those losses were on the road at K-State. Oklahoma has come out on top in two of the last three played in Norman, however, and is 61-27 all-time at home against the Wildcats.