Oklahoma Sooners Men's Basketball - Record Vs. Big 12 Opponents

Record Vs. Big 12 Opponents

Oklahoma
vs.
Overall Record at Norman at Opponent's
Venue
at Neutral Site Last 5 Meetings Last 10 Meetings Current Streak Since Beginning
of Big 12
Baylor OU, 36-8 OU, 18-3 OU, 16-4 OU, 2-1 BU, 3-2 OU, 7-3 W 3 OU, 27-3
Iowa State OU, 110-78 OU, 60-22 ISU, 45-37 OU, 13-11 OU, 4-1 OU, 7-3 L 1 OU, 12-6
Kansas KU, 135-64 KU, 45-40 KU, 69-16 KU, 21-8 KU, 5-0 KU, 7-3 W 1 KU, 14-4
Kansas State OU, 102-91 OU, 58-25 KSU, 55-35 KSU, 11-9 KSU, 4-1 OU, 6-4 L 2 OU, 10-6
Oklahoma State OU, 127-94 OU, 78-26 OSU, 60-42 OSU, 7-6 OSU, 4-1 OU, 6-4 L 1 tied, 16-16
Texas OU, 37-31 OU, 23-10 UT, 17-16 OU, 8-4 UT, 4-1 UT, 8-2 L 1 tied, 18-18
Texas Tech OU, 30-18 OU, 18-6 TTU, 11-10 OU, 2-1 OU, 3-2 OU, 7-3 W 1 OU, 21-10

From 1996 (the inception of the Big 12) to 2010 OU has recorded 1 First place finish in league play, 5 Second place finishes, 3 Third place finishes, 1 Fourth place finish, 1 Fifth place finish, 2 Seventh place finishes, and 1 Ninth place finish.

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