Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball, 1960–1969

1959–60 season
1959–60 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record14–11 (9–5 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1959–60 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Kansas10–4 .71419–9  .679
Kansas State10–4 .71416–10  .615
Oklahoma9–5 .64314–11  .560
Colorado7–7 .50013–11  .542
Iowa State7–7 .50015–9  .625
Missouri5–9 .35712–13  .480
Oklahoma State4–10 .28610–15  .400
Nebraska4–10 .2867–17  .292
Rankings from AP Poll[1]

The 1959–60 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1959–60 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. The Sooners finished the season with a 14–11 overall record, and finished third in the Big Eight Conference with a 9–5 conference record.[2] They were coached by Doyle Parrack in his fifth season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 2, 1959*
 Texas Western W 76–58  1–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 5, 1959*
 Hardin–Simmons W 59–46  2–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 9, 1959
 at Texas Tech W 56–43  3–0
 Lubbock Municipal Coliseum 
Lubbock, TX
December 12, 1959
 at Minnesota L 57–59  3–1
 Williams Arena 
Minneapolis, MN
December 15, 1959*
 SMU W 65–57  4–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 19, 1959*
 at Iowa L 49–62  4–2
 Iowa Field House 
Iowa City, IA
December 21, 1959*
 at No. 10 Illinois L 57–60 OT 4–3
 Huff Hall 
Champaign, IL
December 23, 1959*
 Minnesota L 56–57  4–4
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 28, 1959
 vs. Missouri
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 70–65  5–4
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 29, 1959
 vs. Kansas
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 54–55  5–5
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1959
 vs. Colorado
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 57–61  5–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 8, 1960
 at Colorado W 64–62 2 OT 6–6
(1–0)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
January 11, 1960
 Iowa State W 65–47  7–6
(2–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 16, 1960
 at Kansas State L 68–76  7–7
(2–1)		 Ahearn Field House 
Manhattan, KS
January 18, 1960
 Missouri W 64–52  8–7
(3–1)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 30, 1960
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 48–59  8–8
(3–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 6, 1960
 at Missouri L 72–84  9–8
(3–3)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
February 8, 1960
 Nebraska W 63–54  9–9
(4–3)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 15, 1960
 Kansas L 53–54  9–10
(4–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 20, 1960
 at Iowa State W 58–47  10–10
(5–4)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
February 22, 1960
 at Nebraska W 50–49  11–10
(6–4)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
February 24, 1960
 at Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 W 59–53  12–10
(7–4)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
February 27, 1960
 Kansas State W 58–35  13–10
(8–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 1, 1960
 at Kansas L 52–65  13–11
(8–5)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
March 3, 1960
 Colorado W 63–61 OT 14–11
(9–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

[3][4]

1960–61 season
1960–61 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record10–15 (2–12 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1960–61 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 4 Kansas State12–2 .85722–5  .815
Kansas10–4 .71417–8  .680
Oklahoma State8–6 .57114–11  .560
Missouri7–7 .50011–13  .458
Iowa State6–8 .42914–11  .560
Nebraska4–10 .28610–14  .417
Oklahoma2–12 .14310–15  .400
Colorado7–7 .50015–10  .600
Rankings from AP Poll[5]

The 1960–61 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1960–61 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with a 10–15 overall record, and finished seventh in the Big Eight Conference with a 2–12 conference record.[6] They were coached by Doyle Parrack in his fifth season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 1, 1960*
 Texas Western W 70–58  1–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 3, 1960*
 Minnesota W 60–56  2–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 9, 1960*
 at BYU W 60–56  3–0
 Smith Fieldhouse 
Provo, UT
December 13, 1960*
 at SMU L 61–67  3–1
 Moody Coliseum 
Dallas, TX
December 15, 1960*
 at Houston W 55–51  4–1
 Jeppesen Field House 
Houston, TX
December 16, 1960*
 vs. Texas A&M W 69–56  5–1
 Rice Gymnasium 
Houston, TX
December 19, 1960*
 Colorado State W 56–50  6–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 22, 1960*
 Texas Tech W 75–56  7–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 26, 1960
 vs. Colorado
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 64–60  8–1
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 28, 1960
 vs. No. 12 Kansas State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 52–73  8–2
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 29, 1960
 vs. Iowa State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 55–67  8–3
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 7, 1961
 Kansas L 55–58  8–4
(0–1)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 14, 1961
 at No. 9 Kansas State L 57–69  8–5
(0–2)		 Ahearn Field House 
Manhattan, KS
January 16, 1961
 at Colorado W 56–47  9–5
(1–2)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
January 21, 1961
 at Missouri L 62–70  9–6
(1–3)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
February 4, 1961
 No. 9 Kansas State L 63–71  9–7
(1–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 6, 1961
 Nebraska W 69–58  10–7
(2–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 11, 1961
 Missouri L 78–94  10–8
(2–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 14, 1961
 at Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 42–48  10–9
(2–6)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
February 18, 1961
 at Iowa State L 56–57  10–10
(2–7)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
February 20, 1961
 at Nebraska L 61–83  10–11
(2–8)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
February 25, 1961
 Iowa State L 55–61  10–12
(2–9)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 28, 1961
 at Kansas L 56–81  10–13
(2–10)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
March 6, 1961
 Colorado L 45–52  10–14
(2–11)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 9, 1961
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 47–60  10–15
(2–12)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

[7][8]

1961–62 season
1961–62 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record7–17 (5–9 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1961–62 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 9 Colorado13–1 .92919–7  .731
No. 6 Kansas State12–2 .85722–3  .880
Iowa State8–6 .57113–12  .520
Oklahoma State7–7 .50014–11  .560
Nebraska5–9 .3579–16  .360
Oklahoma5–9 .3577–17  .292
Missouri3–11 .2149–16  .360
Kansas3–11 .2147–18  .280
Rankings from AP Poll[9]

The 1961–62 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1961–62 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with a 7–19 overall record, and finished tied for fifth in the Big Eight Conference with a 5–9 conference record.[10] They were coached by Doyle Parrack in his sixth season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 2, 1961*
 USC W 66–56  1–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 5, 1961*
 SMU L 52–61  1–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 9, 1961*
 Illinois L 60–72  1–2
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 12, 1961*
 at St. John's L 49–68  1–3
 Alumni Hall 
New York, NY
December 16, 1961*
 BYU L 74–81  1–4
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 19, 1961*
 at Texas Tech L 42–70  1–5
 Lubbock Municipal Coliseum 
Lubbock, TX
December 23, 1961*
 Colorado State L 47–52  1–6
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 28, 1961
 vs. Kansas
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 61–60  2–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 29, 1961
 vs. Iowa State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 46–49  2–7
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1961
 vs. Missouri
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 58–63 OT 2–8
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 6, 1962
 Iowa State W 63–49  3–8
(1–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 8, 1962
 Missouri W 56–52  4–8
(2–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 10, 1962
 at Nebraska L 56–57  4–9
(2–1)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
January 31, 1962
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 49–65  4–10
(2–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 5, 1962
 Colorado L 50–54  4–11
(2–3)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 7, 1962
 at Iowa State L 66–72  4–12
(2–4)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
February 12, 1962
 at Colorado L 56–64  4–13
(2–5)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
February 17, 1962
 No. 4 Kansas State L 63–71  4–14
(2–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 19, 1962
 at Kansas W 67–66 OT 5–14
(3–6)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
February 24, 1962
 at No. 4 Kansas State L 57–89  5–15
(3–7)		 Ahearn Field House 
Manhattan, KS
February 28, 1962
 Kansas W 63–62  6–15
(4–7)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 5, 1962
 Nebraska L 69–71 OT 6–16
(4–8)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 8, 1962
 at Missouri W 63–55  7–16
(5–8)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
March 8, 1962
 at Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 62–68  7–17
(5–9)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

[11][12]

NBA draft

The following Sooner was selected in the 1962 NBA draft.[13]

Round Pick Player Position NBA club
864Warren FoutsForwardNew York Knicks

1962–63 season
1962–63 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record12–13 (8–6 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1962–63 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 10 Colorado11–3 .78619–7  .731
Kansas State11–3 .78616–9  .640
Iowa State8–6 .57114–11  .560
Oklahoma8–6 .57112–13  .480
Oklahoma State7–7 .50016–9  .640
Kansas5–9 .35712–13  .480
Missouri5–9 .35710–15  .400
Nebraska1–13 .0716–19  .240
Rankings from AP Poll[14]

The 1962–63 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1962–63 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with a 12–13 overall record, and finished tied for third in the Big Eight Conference with an 8–6 conference record.[15] They were coached by former South Carolina head coach Bob Stevens in his first season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 4, 1962*
 at SMU W 96–83  1–0
 Moody Coliseum 
Dallas, TX
December 8, 1962*
 St. John's W 84–65  2–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 10, 1962*
 Southern Illinois L 63–66  2–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 14, 1962*
 at UCLA L 64–101  2–2
 Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 
Los Angeles, CA
December 15, 1962*
 at USC L 51–66  2–3
 Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 
Los Angeles, CA
December 18, 1962*
 Texas Tech W 85–62  3–3
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 21, 1962*
 at Purdue W 80–79  4–3
 Lambert Fieldhouse 
West Lafayette, IN
December 22, 1962*
 at No. 8 Illinois L 90–93  4–4
 Huff Hall 
Champaign, IL
December 27, 1962
 vs. Oklahoma State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament, Bedlam Series		 L 48–49  4–5
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 28, 1962
 vs. Missouri
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 82–104  4–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 29, 1962
 vs. Nebraska
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 86–93  4–7
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 5, 1963
 Missouri W 84–78  5–7
(1–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 7, 1963
 at Iowa State W 91–85  6–7
(2–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 23, 1963
 at Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 62–81  6–8
(2–1)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
January 26, 1963
 at Iowa State L 69–77  7–8
(2–2)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
January 29, 1963
 Kansas State W 81–75  7–9
(3–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 2, 1963
 No. 8 Colorado L 68–77  7–10
(3–3)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 5, 1963
 Kansas L 55–86  7–11
(3–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 9, 1963
 at Kansas State L 69–100  7–12
(3–5)		 Ahearn Fieldhouse 
Manhattan, KS
February 11, 1963
 at No. 7 Colorado L 60–71  7–13
(3–6)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
February 16, 1963
 at Kansas W 64–62  8–13
(4–6)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
February 18, 1963
 Nebraska W 84–77  9–13
(5–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 23, 1963
 at Missouri W 68–67  10–13
(6–6)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
March 2, 1963
 at Nebraska W 77–75  11–13
(7–6)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
March 5, 1963
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 W 70–65  12–13
(8–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

[16][17]

1963–64 season
1963–64 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record7–18 (3–11 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1963–64 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Kansas State12–2 .85722–7  .759
Colorado9–5 .64315–10  .600
Kansas8–6 .57113–12  .520
Oklahoma State7–7 .50015–10  .600
Missouri7–7 .50013–11  .542
Iowa State5–9 .3579–16  .360
Nebraska5–9 .3577–18  .280
Oklahoma3–11 .2147–18  .280
Rankings from AP Poll[18]

The 1963–64 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1963–64 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with a 7–18 overall record, and finished last in the Big Eight Conference with a 3–11 conference record.[19] They were coached by Bob Stevens in his second season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 3, 1963*
 South Dakota W 100–79  1–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 7, 1963*
 SMU L 72–83  1–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 9, 1963*
 Illinois W 105–104  2–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 14, 1963*
 Texas L 78–81  2–2
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 17, 1963*
 at Texas Tech L 66–95  2–3
 Lubbock Municipal Coliseum 
Lubbock, TX
December 20, 1963*
 at Arizona State L 95–127  2–4
 Sun Devil Gym 
Tempe, AZ
December 21, 1963*
 vs. Michigan State L 100–118  2–5
 Sun Devil Gym 
Tempe, AZ
December 27, 1963
 vs. Missouri
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 88–95  2–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 28, 1963
 vs. Nebraska
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 75–66  3–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1963
 vs. Iowa State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 82–79  4–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 4, 1964
 Kansas W 65–63 OT 5–6
(1–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 6, 1964
 at Missouri L 74–84  5–7
(1–1)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
January 11, 1964
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 56–67  5–8
(1–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 25, 1964
 at Iowa State L 77–87  5–9
(1–3)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
January 27, 1964
 Kansas State L 91–97  5–10
(1–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 1, 1964
 Colorado L 77–90  5–11
(1–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 3, 1964
 Iowa State L 73–78  5–12
(1–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 8, 1964
 at Nebraska L 69–76 2 OT 5–13
(1–7)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
February 10, 1964
 at Colorado L 65–86  5–14
(1–8)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
February 15, 1964
 at Kansas L 72–84  5–15
(1–9)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
February 17, 1964*
 Bradley L 78–80  5–16
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 21, 1964
 Missouri W 86–84  6–16
(2–9)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 29, 1964
 at Kansas State L 70–99  6–17
(2–10)		 Ahearn Field House 
Manhattan, KS
March 2, 1964
 Nebraska W 82–76  7–17
(3–10)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 9, 1964
 at Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 47–80  7–18
(3–11)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

[20][21]

1964–65 season
1964–65 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record8–17 (3–11 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1964–65 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Oklahoma State12–2 .85720–7  .741
Kansas9–5 .64317–8  .680
Missouri8–6 .57113–11  .542
Colorado8–6 .57113–12  .520
Iowa State6–8 .4299–16  .360
Kansas State5–9 .35712–13  .480
Nebraska5–9 .35710–15  .400
Oklahoma3–11 .2148–17  .320
Rankings from AP Poll[22]

The 1964–65 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1964–65 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with an 8–17 overall record, and finished last in the Big Eight Conference with a 3–11 conference record.[23] They were coached by Bob Stevens in his third season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 4, 1964*
 No. 15 Seattle L 81–98  0–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 7, 1964*
 at Indiana L 69–87  0–2
 New Fieldhouse 
Bloomington, IN
December 12, 1964*
 at Texas W 86–73  1–2
 Gregory Gymnasium 
Austin, TX
December 14, 1964*
 Hardin–Simmons W 78–67  2–2
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 16, 1964*
 Texas Tech W 85–79  3–2
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 21, 1964*
 at Bradley L 75–83  3–3
 Robertson Memorial Field House 
Peoria, IL
December 26, 1964
 vs. Kansas State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 65–75  3–4
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 28, 1964
 vs. Iowa State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 76–72  4–4
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1964
 vs. Oklahoma State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament/Bedlam Series		 L 46–65  4–5
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 4, 1965
 at Kansas State L 69–71  4–6
(0–1)		 Ahearn Field House 
Manhattan, KS
January 9, 1965
 Iowa State L 81–87  4–7
(0–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 11, 1965
 Nebraska W 89–82  5–7
(1–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 23, 1965*
 Northern Michigan L 74–75  5–8
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 25, 1965
 at Iowa State L 81–87  5–9
(1–3)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
January 30, 1965
 Colorado L 70–71  5–10
(1–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 1, 1965
 Missouri W 87–74  6–10
(2–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 6, 1965
 at Kansas L 68–77  6–11
(2–5)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
February 8, 1965
 at Colorado L 70–71  6–12
(2–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 13, 1965
 Kansas L 57–74  6–13
(2–7)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 15, 1965
 Kansas State W 80–65  7–13
(3–7)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 20, 1965
 at Missouri L 82–89  7–14
(3–8)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
February 23, 1965
 at Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 54–64  7–15
(3–9)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
February 27, 1965
 at Nebraska L 63–67  7–16
(3–10)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
March 4, 1965*
 at Loyola (LA) W 94–80  8–16
 Loyola Field House 
New Orleans, LA
March 8, 1965
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 L 66–89  8–17
(3–11)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

[24][25]

1965–66 season
1965–66 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record11–14 (7–7 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1965–66 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 4 Kansas13–1 .92923–4  .852
Nebraska12–2 .85720–5  .800
Kansas State9–5 .64314–11  .560
Oklahoma7–7 .50011–14  .440
Colorado6–8 .42912–13  .480
Iowa State6–8 .42911–14  .440
Oklahoma State2–12 .1434–21  .160
Missouri1–13 .0713–21  .125
Rankings from AP Poll[26]

The 1965–66 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1965–66 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with a 11–14 overall record, and finished fourth in the Big Eight Conference with a 7–7 conference record.[27] They were coached by Bob Stevens in his fourth season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 1, 1965*
 at Oklahoma City L 71–74  0–1
 Frederiksen Field House 
Oklahoma City, OK
December 4, 1965*
 Indiana W 83–82  1–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 7, 1965*
 at SMU L 78–89  1–2
 Moody Coliseum 
Dallas, TX
December 11, 1965*
 No. 9 Bradley L 80–81  1–3
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 14, 1965*
 at Texas Tech L 92–100  1–4
 Lubbock Municipal Coliseum 
Lubbock, TX
December 20, 1965*
 California W 94–72  2–4
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 23, 1965*
 Butler L 63–65  2–5
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 27, 1965
 vs. Oklahoma State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament/Bedlam Series		 W 58–36  3–5
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 29, 1965
 vs. Nebraska
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 79–92  3–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1965*
 Iowa State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 82–87  3–7
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 3, 1966
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 W 64–53  4–7
(1–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 8, 1966
 Colorado W 64–58  5–7
(2–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 10, 1966
 at No. 10 Kansas L 68–89  5–8
(2–1)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
January 22, 1966
 at Nebraska L 78–86  5–9
(2–2)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
January 29, 1966
 Missouri W 88–70  6–9
(3–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 31, 1966
 Iowa State L 82–92  6–10
(3–3)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 5, 1966
 at Kansas State L 73–84  6–11
(3–4)		 Ahearn Field House 
Manhattan, KS
February 7, 1966
 No. 9 Nebraska L 81–85  6–12
(3–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 12, 1966
 at Missouri W 103–89  7–12
(4–5)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
February 15, 1966*
 Loyola (LA) W 69–44  8–12
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 19, 1966
 at Iowa State W 80–78  9–12
(5–5)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
February 21, 1966
 No. 6 Kansas L 69–86  9–13
(5–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 26, 1966
 Kansas State W 80–77  10–13
(6–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 28, 1966
 at Colorado L 77–92  10–14
(6–7)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
March 5, 1966
 at Oklahoma State W 69–53  11–14
(7–7)		 Gallagher-Iba Arena 
Stillwater, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

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1966–67 season
1966–67 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record8–17 (5–9 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House

The 1966–67 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1966–67 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with an 8–7 overall record, and finished sixth in the Big Eight Conference with a 5–9 conference record.[30] They were coached by Bob Stevens in his fifth season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

1966–67 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 3 Kansas13–1 .92923–4  .852
Colorado10–4 .71417–8  .680
Nebraska10–4 .71416–9  .640
Kansas State9–5 .64317–8  .680
Iowa State6–8 .42913–12  .520
Oklahoma5–9 .3578–17  .320
Oklahoma State2–12 .1437–18  .280
Missouri1–13 .0713–22  .120
Rankings from AP Poll[31]

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 1, 1966
 TCU W 90–76  1–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 3, 1966*
 at Seattle L 79–88  1–1
 Key Arena 
Seattle, WA
December 5, 1966*
 at California L 81–108  1–2
 Harmon Gym 
Norman, OK
December 13, 1966*
 Texas Tech W 94–79  2–2
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 17, 1966*
 North Texas State L 78–86  2–3
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 20, 1966*
 Bradley L 88–114  2–4
 Robertson Memorial Field House 
Peoria, IL
December 28, 1966
 vs. Missouri
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 76–67  3–4
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 29, 1966
 vs. Kansas
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 73–97  3–5
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1966
 vs. Kansas State L 76–102  3–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 7, 1967
 at No. 9 Kansas L 73–97  3–7
(0–1)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
January 9, 1967
 Nebraska W 99–87  4–7
(1–1)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 21, 1967*
 Hardin–Simmons L 83–94  4–8
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 26, 1967
 at Nebraska L 78–97  4–9
(1–2)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
January 28, 1967
 at Iowa State L 87–93  4–10
(1–3)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
January 30, 1967
 Kansas State L 82–102  4–11
(1–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 4, 1967
 Colorado W 71–66  5–11
(2–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 7, 1967
 at Missouri W 75–65  6–11
(3–4)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
February 11, 1967
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 W 67–60  7–11
(4–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 13, 1967*
 Drake L 73–76  7–12
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 18, 1967
 No. 6 Kansas L 74–82  7–13
(4–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 20, 1967
 at Colorado L 73–83  7–14
(4–6)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
February 27, 1967
 at Kansas State L 71–84  7–15
(4–7)		 Ahearn Fieldhouse 
Manhattan, KS
March 4, 1967
 Iowa State L 63–69  7–16
(4–8)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 6, 1967
 Missouri W 90–75  8–16
(5–8)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 11, 1967
 Oklahoma State L 63–65  8–17
(5–9)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

[32][33]

1967–68 season
1967–68 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record13–13 (8–6 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1967–68 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Kansas State11–3 .78619–9  .679
Kansas10–4 .71422–8  .733
Nebraska8–6 .57115–10  .600
Oklahoma8–6 .57113–13  .500
Iowa State8–6 .57112–13  .480
Missouri5–9 .35710–16  .385
Oklahoma State3–11 .21410–16  .385
Colorado3–11 .2149–16  .360
Rankings from AP Poll[34]

The 1967–68 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1967–68 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with a 13–13 overall record, and finished tied for third in the Big Eight Conference with an 8–6 conference record.[35] They were coached by John MacLeod in his first season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 1, 1967*
 Centenary W 91–73  1–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 4, 1967*
 at TCU W 66–57  2–0
 Daniel–Meyer Coliseum 
Fort Worth, TX
December 9, 1967*
 Butler W 79–75  3–0
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 12, 1967*
 at Texas Tech L 67–74  3–1
 Lubbock Municipal Coliseum 
Lubbock, TX
December 15, 1967*
 at USC L 63–76  3–2
 Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 
Los Angeles, CA
December 16, 1967*
 at Loyola Marymount L 76–94  3–3
 Alumni Memorial Gymnasium 
Los Angeles, CA
December 19, 1967*
 Wyoming L 71–82  3–4
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 23, 1967*
 at Drake L 85–97  3–5
 Veterans Memorial Auditorium 
Des Moines, IA
December 27, 1967
 vs. Nebraska
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 65–75  3–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 29, 1967
 vs. Kansas
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 57–73  3–7
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1967
 vs. Iowa State
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 W 76–61  4–7
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 6, 1968
 at Missouri W 71–70  5–7
(1–0)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
January 9, 1968
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 W 61–58  6–7
(2–0)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 25, 1968
 at Iowa State L 70–80  6–8
(2–1)		 Iowa State Armory 
Ames, IA
January 27, 1968
 at Nebraska L 90–110  6–9
(2–2)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
January 29, 1968
 Kansas State W 73–62  7–9
(3–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 3, 1968
 at Kansas L 70–72  7–10
(3–3)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
February 5, 1968
 Nebraska L 83–89  7–11
(3–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 10, 1968
 Iowa State W 87–68  8–11
(4–4)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 13, 1968*
 Southwestern Louisiana W 63–62  9–11
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 17, 1968
 at Kansas State L 48–72  9–12
(4–5)		 Ahearn Field House 
Manhattan, KS
February 19, 1968
 Colorado W 71–68  10–12
(5–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 24, 1968
 at Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 W 56–53  11–12
(6–5)		 Gallagher Hall 
Stillwater, OK
March 2, 1968
 Missouri W 76–72  12–12
(7–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 4, 1968
 Kansas L 80–85 OT 12–13
(7–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 7, 1968
 at Colorado W 84–78  13–13
(8–6)		 Balch Fieldhouse 
Boulder, CO
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

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NBA draft

The following Sooners were selected in the 1968 NBA draft.[38]

Round Pick Player Position NBA club
329Don SidleCenterSan Francisco Warriors
871Willie RogersForwardSeattle SuperSonics

1968–69 season
1968–69 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball
ConferenceBig Eight Conference
Record7–19 (3–11 Big Eight)
Head coach
Home arenaMcCasland Field House
1968–69 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 18 Colorado10–4 .71421–7  .750
No. 19 Kansas9–5 .64320–7  .741
Kansas State9–5 .64314–12  .538
Iowa State8–6 .57114–12  .538
Missouri7–7 .50014–11  .560
Oklahoma State5–9 .35712–13  .480
Nebraska5–9 .35712–14  .462
Oklahoma3–11 .2147–19  .269
Rankings from AP Poll[39]

The 1968–69 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1968–69 NCAA University Division men's basketball season college basketball season as a member of the Big Eight Conference. They finished the season with a 7–19 overall record, and finished last in the Big Eight Conference with an 3–11 conference record.[40] They were coached by John MacLeod in his second season as head coach of the Sooners. They played their home games at McCasland Field House in Norman, Oklahoma.

Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular season
December 2, 1968*
 at Centenary W 45–38  1–0
 Haynes Gymnasium 
Shreveport, LA
December 6, 1968*
 UNLV L 84–93  1–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 9, 1968*
 Texas Tech W 83–74  2–1
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 13, 1968*
 at Tennessee L 49–55  2–2
 Stokely Athletic Center 
Knoxville, TN
December 14, 1968*
 vs. Texas L 46–65  2–3
 Stokley Center 
Knoxville, TN
December 19, 1968*
 USC L 46–48  2–4
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 21, 1968*
 at Wyoming L 43–86  2–5
 War Memorial Fieldhouse 
Laramie, WY
December 23, 1968*
 at Southwest Missouri State W 65–57  3–5
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
December 26, 1968
 vs. Colorado
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 56–63  3–6
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 28, 1968
 vs. Nebraska
Big Eight Holiday Tournament		 L 48–70  3–7
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
December 30, 1968
 vs. Iowa State
Big Eight Holiday Tournment		 L 62–67  3–8
 Municipal Auditorium 
Kansas City, MO
January 4, 1968
 Colorado L 56–80  3–9
(0–1)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 6, 1969
 Missouri W 62–58  4–9
(1–1)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 11, 1969
 at Kansas State L 62–87  4–10
(1–2)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
January 25, 1969
 UT Arlington W 89–57  5–10
 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 1, 1969
 at Iowa State L 62–67  5–11
(1–3)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 3, 1969
 at Nebraska L 83–90  5–12
(1–4)		 Nebraska Coliseum 
Lincoln, NE
February 8, 1969
 at No. 13 Kansas L 59–66  5–13
(1–5)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 10, 1969
 at No. 14 Colorado L 69–92 OT 5–14
(1–6)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 15, 1969
 at Oklahoma State L 52–55  5–15
(1–7)		 Gallagher-Iba Arena 
Stillwater, OK
February 17, 1969
 Kansas State L 59–69  5–16
(1–8)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
February 22, 1969
 at Missouri L 49–69  5–17
(1–9)		 Brewer Fieldhouse 
Columbia, MO
February 24, 1969
 at No. 13 Kansas L 58–83  5–18
(1–10)		 Allen Fieldhouse 
Lawrence, KS
March 1, 1969
 Oklahoma State
Bedlam Series		 W 61–59 OT 6–18
(2–10)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 6, 1969
 Iowa State W 84–78  7–18
(3–10)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
March 8, 1969
 Nebraska L 64–70  7–19
(3–11)		 McCasland Field House 
Norman, OK
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Central Time..

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