NORMAN, Okla. (Interstat) — Oklahoma used a dominant second half and blistering perimeter shooting to defeat Georgia 94-78 in a men’s Southeastern Conference basketball game Saturday at Lloyd Noble Center.

The Sooners, trailing 43-41 at halftime, erupted for 53 second-half points. Their offense was fueled by a 14-for-25 performance from 3-point range. Nijel Pack led Oklahoma with 18 points, while Kuol Atak added 18 off the bench, hitting six 3-pointers.

Georgia’s Blue Cain scored a game-high 20 points. The Bulldogs held a 40-28 advantage in paint points but could not match Oklahoma’s shooting efficiency. Oklahoma improved to 13-11 overall, while Georgia fell to 17-8. Attendance was 7,015.