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Published May 17, 2017

Tulsa sets basketball series with Oklahoma State

Matthew Christian

ITS Staff Writer

Tulsa has set another basketball series with Oklahoma State, traveling to Gallagher-Iba Arena for a December 19 contest and then hosting the Cowboys during the 2018-19 season.

Last year, Tulsa fell 71-67 at home to OSU. In the previous season, TU earned a 66-56 victory in Stillwater. Oklahoma State has a 71-39 advantage in the series between the two schools.

OSU made the NCAA Tournament last season with a 20-13 record under Brad Underwood, who left for Illinois at the end of the season. The Cowboys are now led by first-year coach Mike Boynton.

Tulsa went 15-17 last season with nine new scholarship players. The Golden Hurricane signed a strong recruiting class in 2017.