Porter Moser reveals how Oklahoma turned off Texas Star Tre Johnson

In a game that can eventually be one of the most demanding seasons in terms of NCAA tournament bubble oddsOklahoma moved to Austin and deviated with a victory of 76-72 over Texas Longhorns on Saturday night. The biggest lead any team was able to build all night only six points, which Texas Freshman Tre Johnson’s Johnson’s ordered performance even more harder to stand in the stomach if you were Longhorns fan.

‘0-for-14’ is not wrong. Yes, Johnson remains the leading SagittariBut against the schools, he was limited to only 7 points, his lowest season score, in perfect 7-for -7 from the free throw line. So how did Oklahoma do Hold a 20-Point Sagittariot per game In a way that no one else has this year? The purifier’s main coach Porter Moser explains:

“We really talked about possessing it. You can’t knock with him. She possesses possession what he’s trying to lead more guys to him,” Moser noticed. “It wasn’t just one man and your on the island you can only do one man on the island. We tried to keep the plugs, we’re moving more guys on him. It was a group effort.”

Even with a victory on Texas on Saturday night, Oklahoma’s NCAA Hope Tournament continues to hang or. Before that, 14 seeds in the SEC tournament, they should win five games in five days if they should keep the conference automatic offer. At the conference as deeply and talented as a moment, it feels impossible, but Porter Moser doesn’t know anything about the amazing tournament.

Just six years ago, when Porter Moser, then the main coach in Loyioli Chicago, stated Ramblers in the final four as a 11-semen in the NCAA tournament. In his fourth season in Oklahoma, Moser is still on the first look of NCAA tournament with the scope.

Sonny Giuliano is an experienced sports writer for clutch covering NFL, NCAA football, NBA and NCAA basketball much more than a decade. Sonny graduated from Colida Gulf Coast University.