Mississippi State women's basketball upset Oklahoma on Thursday night behind a big fourth quarter from Jerkaila Jordan.

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Mississippi State hosts the No. 10 Oklahoma Sooners after Jerkaila Jordan scored 24 points in Mississippi State's 95-68 loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks.

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It unfolded just like he imagined. Midway through the fourth quarter, as Mississippi State led No. 11 Oklahoma by two points, Jordan drove to the right and was stopped by a defender at the block.

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STARKVILLE, Miss (WTVA) - The Mississippi State women's basketball team played #10 Oklahoma on Thursday evening. The Lady Bulldogs won the game 81-77. Jerkaila Jordan led all scorers with 24 points. Jordan also added six steals and four rebounds on the night.

No. 7 Texas (17-2) beat Auburn 74-57. No. 8 Maryland (16-1) beat No. 24 Minnesota 99-92. No. 9 Ohio St. (17-1) beat Wisconsin 80-69; lost to Penn St. 62-59. No. 10 TCU (19-1) beat UCF 90-81; beat No. 23 Utah 81-73. No. 11 Kansas St. (19-1) beat Arizona 62-47; beat Arizona St. 81-69. No. 12 Kentucky (16-1) beat Georgia 78-64.

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