2011-12 Men's Basketball

ALVA, Okla. - The Northwestern Oklahoma State men's basketball team made a late push at Lubbock Christian but fell just short 76-73 in a pivotal Sooner Athletic Conference game at Percefull Fieldhouse on Thursday evening.

ALVA, Okla. - After struggling for most of the game, the Northwestern Oklahoma State University men's basketball team found its stroke at the right time coming back to defeat Oklahoma City 55-51 in a game it needed to win on Hall of Fame induction day to keep themselves in good position to make the Sooner Athletic Conference tournament. With the game tied, Oklahoma City went on a 9-0 run with 6:27 remaining in the game.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - Despite Jonathan Freemyer and his game-high 25 points, the Rangers fell 85-82 to Mid-America Christian University on Thursday evening. An Eze Akwari three cut the MACU lead to one with about 40 seconds remaining in the game.

SHAWNEE, Okla. - After struggling through the first half, the Rangers won their second consecutive Sooner Athletic Conference game defeating Saint Gregory 80-67 on Saturday evening.An 8-0 run cut a 10-point NWOSU lead to two points, but all-time threes leader Marshall Bell nailed a three to up the lead to five with nine minutes to go. The game went back and forth until the final minutes.

CLAREMORE, Okla. - Marshall Bell's 20 points was not enough for the Northwestern Oklahoma State men's basketball team to defeat No. 8 Rogers State on Saturday as the Rangers fell 79-68 to the Hillcats.

ALVA, Okla. - In a tale of two halves and then some extra, the Northwestern Oklahoma State University men's basketball team fell 104-101 in overtime against No. 20 John Brown in Sooner Athletic Conference play on Thursday evening.The Rangers had a seven-point lead and could not hold it as the Golden Eagles were able to force overtime.

BETHANY, Okla. - The Northwestern Oklahoma State University men's basketball team stayed close for a half, but the Crimson Storm pulled away in the second half for a 70-54 win at the Sawyer Center on Saturday evening. NWOSU was in it for the first half and had its biggest lead of the game at 17-11 via a Marshall Bell jumper.