Unlike the game, in which West Virginia was outscored 24-10 in the final 7:56, this news conference gets pretty good toward the end.

As for that game, it was their for either team. They both played just average or below-average offensively. The Sooners did not shoot it as well as they normally do, but WVU didn’t rebound nearly as well as it often does. In both games, which are both Oklahoma wins, the second-chance points — and sometimes the third- and fourth-chance points — were a difference. Maybe even the difference.

On Saturday, it definitely mattered, and it was one of many things that derailed the vocal, pointed Mountaineers, who were again without Dax Miles and really want more out of Jevon Carter.