The game was in reach for the Sooners at halftime, but the Tigers played like the No. 1 team in the nation in the second half. Oklahoma kept within reach of No. 1 Auburn for the first half of Tuesday’s road game. But the Tigers showed why they’re the nation’s top-ranked squad in the second half.

The No. 13 Oklahoma Sooners' women’s basketball team will be put to the test on Thursday night as they square off against the No. 7 LSU Lady Tigers. The Sooners got back on track with an 86-55 victory against Georgia on Sunday after a humbling 101-60 loss to a No. 2 ranked South Carolina team the week before.

The Sooners face their toughest test yet on Tuesday when they battle Auburn, No. 1 in both the AP poll and the NET, on the road.

Auburn is the unanimous No. 1 team in the USA TODAY Coaches Poll and the AP Poll for another week after taking down LSU and then-No. 23 Ole Miss on the road in last week's conference action. The Tigers have another chance to put away another top-10 team this week: the No.