Oklahoma Sooner’s Basy Basketball Guard Duke Miles suffered a terrible injury as he dived after a loose ball under the team’s victory over Mississippi State on Saturday.
Miles tried to get the loose ball, but he planted on the wooden floor in the Lloyd Noble Center. Photos showed the senior transfer from High Point, spitting pieces of his teeth as he appeared to have a huge pain as he was lying on the field.
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Oklahoma Soners Guardian Duke Miles, #15, breaks a tooth after falling on the floor during a game against Mississippi State Bulldogs during the second half of the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma, on February 22, 2025. (Alonzo Adams Preferred Pictures)
Oklahoma held a lead of 73-64 with 6:57 back in the game at that time. The Sooners beat the Bulldogs 93-87.
The school’s coach, Seth Tisdale, told the school’s radio broadcast that Miles tiled two teeth.
“Our team dentist was in [the locker room] When I went to radio, “Soner’s head coach Porter Moser via CBS SPORTS.” His teeth are not so pretty right now. He was doing well when I traveled. He was just crowded and dived after a ball. “
Miles returned to the floor after the incident. He had three points in 16 minutes for Oklahoma.
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Mississippi State Bulldogs Guard Riley Kugel, #2, grabs a loose ball after Oklahoma Sooners Guard Duke Miles, #15, falls to the floor and damage the mouth during the second half at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma, February 22, 2025 . (Alonzo Adams Preferred Pictures)
He started his college career at Troy and played through his junior season. He transferred to High Point before the 2023-24 season and average 17.5 points per year. Fight with a 52.8% shooting percentage.
He has started in each of the 27 matches he has performed in for the Sooners this season. He average 10.1 points and 2.1 assists per Match.
Oklahoma Soners Vegerate Duke Miles, #15, drives to the basket next to the Mississippi State Bulldogs -Guard Josh Hubbard, #12, during the second half of the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma, on February 22, 2025. (Alonzo Adams Preferred Pictures)
Oklahoma is 17-10 on the season and 4-10 against SEC opponents. The Soners hope to get a place within 68 for the NCAA tournament.
