The Sayre (OK) varsity basketball team will host a home conference game against Burns Flat-Dill City (Burns Flat, OK) on Friday, December 20, 2024, at 8:00 PM.

Here’s what you need to know Basketball:

What: Oklahoma High School Basketball
Who: Sayre vs Burns Flat-Dill City
When: Friday, December 20, 2024
Time: 8:00. p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch Here

Burns Flat-Dill City vs. Sayre: A Detailed Comparison

As the 2024-2025 basketball season heats up, two teams in Oklahoma are shaping their respective campaigns: Burns Flat-Dill City and Sayre. Both teams have experienced some highs and lows this season, but they each bring their own unique qualities to the court. Here’s a closer look at how these two teams measure up in various areas of the game.

Overall Team Records

Burns Flat-Dill City:
With an overall record of 2-2, Burns Flat-Dill City has been competitive in their matchups. They’ve performed well at home with a 2-2 record, and their district performance has been notably strong with a perfect 1-0 record. However, they have yet to win an away game, leaving some room for improvement on the road.

Sayre:
Sayre’s overall performance this season has been a bit more challenging, with a 1-4 record. Their struggles are reflected in their home and away splits, going winless at home with a 0-2 record and only earning one victory on neutral ground. Their performance this season has shown that they will need to elevate their game if they want to contend in the league and beyond.

Team Scoring Averages

Burns Flat-Dill City:
Burns Flat-Dill City’s offense averages 45.3 points per game. While they are competitive, they have room for improvement in terms of their scoring consistency across four quarters.

Sayre:
Sayre’s offensive output is slightly higher than Burns Flat-Dill City’s, with an average of 46.6 points per game. However, Sayre’s performance in terms of scoring efficiency and closing out games will be key in determining their success this season.

Points Per Game Leaders

Burns Flat-Dill City:
The standout player for Burns Flat-Dill City is Tate Bawden, who leads the team with an impressive 17.0 points per game. His scoring ability will be crucial as the team continues to navigate tough district and non-district matchups.

Sayre:
For Sayre, the team leader in points per game is 5.3, though their offensive output overall has been spread out more evenly among players. They will need a consistent scorer to step up and lead the team through their upcoming games.

Common Opponents

Both Burns Flat-Dill City and Sayre share a number of common opponents throughout the season, giving us a valuable comparison for their performances.

Burns Flat-Dill City:
The team has been dominant in their head-to-head games against shared opponents, with a 1-0 record against Snyder (46-36 win on 12/3/24). Their matchups against other teams such as Hobart, Navajo, Cordell, Hollis, and Mangum are yet to be determined, but they have a solid foundation moving into these contests.

Sayre:
Sayre has yet to face Snyder this season but will have their chance in February. Their season will feature games against Hobart, Navajo, Cordell, Hollis, and Mangum, with mixed results expected. Sayre will need to find ways to compete effectively, especially in their upcoming matchups.

Record Breakdown

Burns Flat-Dill City:

• Overall Record: 2-2
• League Record: 1-0
• Non-League Record: 1-2
• Home Record: 2-2
• Away Record: 0-0

Sayre:

• Overall Record: 1-4
• League Record: 0-0
• Non-League Record: 1-2
• Home Record: 0-2
• Away Record: 0-0

Both teams are still working toward consistency, but Burns Flat-Dill City appears to have the edge in their early-season performances, particularly in league play.

Upcoming Matchups

Both teams will face a challenging set of games as they head into the second half of their season:

• Burns Flat-Dill City will play key games against Hobart, Navajo, Cordell, Hollis, and Mangum, with a promising 1-0 record against common opponents so far.
• Sayre will also face Hobart, Navajo, Cordell, Hollis, and Mangum, with their results potentially swaying the course of their season.

In particular, games against these common opponents will be critical for both teams to gauge where they stand in comparison and what they need to adjust for future success.

Conclusion

While Burns Flat-Dill City and Sayre each have room for improvement, Burns Flat-Dill City has shown a bit more promise early on, especially in district play. Sayre, with a young and developing squad, will need to find its footing in the upcoming games to keep pace in the competitive district. Fans of both teams will certainly be watching eagerly as the season unfolds, with crucial games on the horizon that could shape the direction of the rest of the year.