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"The game was not won or lost on those last two possessions," Capel said. "The game was lost for us throughout with the 19 turnovers. That's where the game was lost. The game was lost because of our inability to make shots, because we were weak with the basketball. The game was lost because we didn't have movement on offense at times. We were very, very stagnant." --Oklahoma Coach Jeff Capel

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