Queens arrives 2-0 straight up and 2-0 against the spread after topping Winthrop 103-98 and winning outright at Loyola Marymount 96-95 as a 5.5-point underdog, while Oklahoma State covered comfortably as a heavy favorite in a 91-60 opener.
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Injury Report
No significant injuries are listed for either side heading into Friday. Oklahoma State used a deep rotation in the opener, with Luka Bogavac scoring 14 off the bench and Andrija Grbovic adding 10, while Jacob Walker played 22 minutes. Queens has leaned on Nasir Mann, who scored 28 against Loyola Marymount, and Jordan Watford, who posted a career-high 26 against Winthrop, so their availability and minutes drive the Royals' scoring ceiling.
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Oklahoma State's ball pressure is the clearest edge, after the Cowboys forced 21 turnovers, committed only nine and won second-chance points 21-4 against Incarnate Word. Queens has scored 103 and 96 points but allowed 98 and 95, so the Royals' defense must improve to keep pace against a deeper Big 12 rotation.
3 Things to Watch
- Queens three-point volume against Cowboys pressure
- Oklahoma State offensive rebounding and second chances
- Nasir Mann's scoring after his 28-point night
Betting Breakdown
Oklahoma State hosts Queens at Gallagher-Iba Arena on Friday night in the first meeting between the programs. The Cowboys opened with a 91-60 rout of Incarnate Word, building a 54-17 halftime lead behind a 12-0 start and forcing 21 turnovers while committing nine. Luka Bogavac scored 14 points, Jordan Burks and Parker Robinson added 11 apiece, and Andrija Grbovic chipped in 10, while Jacob Walker ran the offense with eight assists and four steals. Queens, the reigning ASUN Tournament champion under Grant Leonard, has opened 2-0 straight up and against the spread. The Royals edged Winthrop 103-98 behind Jordan Watford's career-high 26 points, then won 96-95 at Loyola Marymount as a 5.5-point underdog as Nasir Mann poured in 28. Both Queens games sailed over the total, while Oklahoma State's opener stayed under. The key question is whether the Royals' shot-making can survive the Cowboys' pressure and offensive rebounding, an area where Oklahoma State won second-chance points 21-4 in its opener.
Queens U Betting Outlook
Queens enters 2-0 and is the preseason favorite in the ASUN after winning the league tournament last March and earning its first NCAA Tournament bid. Coach Grant Leonard's team plays at a fast pace, scoring 103 points against Winthrop and 96 at Loyola Marymount. Jordan Watford posted a career-high 26 in the opener, Caleb Jones added 15 including the go-ahead three late, and Nasir Mann hit five of six threes for 28 points at LMU, with Isaiah Henry adding 13 points and seven rebounds. The concern is defense, as the Royals allowed 98 and 95 points, and Winthrop's Keshawn Fisher scored 32. Queens has covered both games, including an outright win as a 5.5-point underdog.
Oklahoma State Betting Outlook
Oklahoma State opened 1-0 with a 91-60 win over Incarnate Word that was decided early, as the Cowboys raced to a 12-0 start and led 54-17 at halftime. Depth was the story, with Luka Bogavac scoring 14 on 5-of-9 shooting, Jordan Burks and Parker Robinson adding 11 each and Andrija Grbovic contributing 10. Sam Houston transfer Jacob Walker, the reigning Conference USA Sixth Man of the Year, handed out eight assists with four steals. The Cowboys shot 45 percent, grabbed 15 offensive rebounds and forced 21 turnovers. They covered a spread in the high 20s, and they face a tougher test from a Queens team that has topped 95 points twice.
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Road trip continues Friday night at Oklahoma State! 🦁
— Queens (N.C.) Men’s Basketball (@queensMBB) November 6, 2026
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Oklahoma State's ball pressure is the clearest edge, after the Cowboys forced 21 turnovers, committed only nine and won second-chance points 21-4 against Incarnate Word. Queens has scored 103 and 96 points but allowed 98 and 95, so the Royals' defense must improve to keep pace against a deeper Big 12 rotation.
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