Oklahoma City Thunder vs Utah Jazz Final Score & Over/Under Result — Dec 7, 2025

Oklahoma City's 32-point rout in November telegraphed a fundamental mismatch that played out again Thursday night: the Thunder's defense has been suffocating visitors all season, while Utah's inconsistent offense made easy prey. This time the margin narrowed to 30, but the story remained the same. OKC held Utah to 101 points on a night when the market total sat at 233.5, and the final combined score of 232 landed just 1.5 points under—DAGGER leaned under, and it cashed.

The opening quarter set the tone decisively. Combined scoring hit 65 points in Q1 alone, with Oklahoma City pouring in 45 while Utah managed just 20—a 25-point swing that essentially decided the afternoon. The Thunder's offense, led by Chet Holmgren's 25 points, 9 rebounds, and Jalen Williams' 25 points and 8 assists, overwhelmed the Jazz from the jump. Utah's secondary scoring kept them from total collapse: Kyle Filipowski contributed 21 points and 10 rebounds, while Walter Clayton Jr. added 20 points and 9 assists. But those efforts couldn't compensate for the early onslaught. The second half devolved into a slow march, with the combined total dropping to just 110 points across 16 minutes. Utah's recent form—allowing 130.9 per game over the last 10—made them vulnerable to OKC's elite perimeter shooting and rim defense, especially without the explosive offensive rhythm that might have kept pace.