CINCINNATI (Interstat) — A surging Oklahoma State squad looks to continue its strong non-conference play when it visits Cincinnati in a Big 12 women’s basketball matchup Sunday at Fifth Third Arena. The Cowgirls (11-2) enter on a high note after a dominant 90-58 victory over Tulsa on Monday. Oklahoma State’s offense has been potent, averaging 86.2 points per game and eclipsing 90 points four times this season, including a 133-point outburst earlier this month. Their two losses came against then-Saint John’s and a ranked Oklahoma team. Cincinnati (5-7) seeks consistency after a tough 64-66 home loss to Howard on Tuesday. The Bearcats have struggled in close games, with three of their seven losses coming by six points or fewer, including an overtime defeat to Miami (Ohio). A key matchup will feature standout guards. Oklahoma State is led by Amari Whiting, who is coming off an 18-point performance against Tulsa and has showcased all-around ability with recent lines of 23 points, six rebounds and eight assists against Miami (Fla.). For Cincinnati, Mya Perry has been a consistent scorer, averaging 17.5 points over her last four games, including a 19-point effort in the loss to Howard. The game marks an early conference test for both teams as they conclude their non-conference schedules. Oklahoma State will rely on its high-scoring offense, which features additional threats like Micah Gray (20 points vs. Tulsa) and Jadyn Wooten (13 points, 7 assists vs. Tulsa). Cincinnati will need to control the tempo and leverage its home court to slow down the Cowgirls’ attack. Sunday’s contest is scheduled for a 2 p.m. EST tip-off. Following this game, Oklahoma State opens its full Big 12 slate at home against Baylor on Dec. 31, while Cincinnati travels to face Kansas State the same day.