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1 Game 2 Tuesday :: Nov. 13, 2012 :: 7:00 p.m. CST Springfield, Missouri JQH Arena (11,000) RADIO KGFY (105.5 FM) Kevin T. Gum (PxP), Casey Kendrick (Color) TV NONE VIDEO MISSOURISTATEBEARS.COM OSU ON THE AIR Once again during the season, Oklahoma State s basketball games will be broadcast live on FM in Stillwater. Kevin Gum, in his 23rd season with the Cowgirl broadcast, will handle the play-by-play duties, while Casey Kendrick, in his 18th season on the air, will provide color analysis. Fans unable to pick up the over-the-air broadcast will be able to listen to the games via the internet at com. Selected games will air statewide on the OSU Radio Network. ROUNDUP OSU s weekly coaches television show will resume at the beginning of Check local listings to see air dates and times. OSU HOOPS RADIO SHOW The Cowgirl Basketball radio show will air live on FM at 6 p.m. on Mondays with Casey Kendrick serving as the host. BIG 12 PODCAST The Big 12 will conduct podcasts with the league s women s basketball coaches during the conference season to highlight each program and key matchups. Additional information will be available during the Fall on Big12Sports.com. VIDEO VIA FTP The postgame video feed for OSU s home games will be made available for download on the school s FTP site approximately one hour following the game s conclusion. OSU MEDIA RELATIONS Ryan Cameron, WBB Contact ryan.cameron@okstate.edu Office Cell Fax Mailing Address 220 OSU Athletics Center, Stillwater, OK No. 23/24 Oklahoma State Cowgirls 1-0 overall; 0-0 Big 12 PROBABLE STARTERS Pos. ## Name Ht. Cl. PPG RPG F 4 Liz Donohoe 6-0 So F 15 Toni Young 6-2 Sr F 25 Lindsey Keller 6-2 Sr G 3 Tiffany Bias 5-6 Jr * G 22 Brittney Martin 6-0 Fr OFF THE BENCH Pos. ## Name Ht. Cl. PPG RPG C 55 LaShawn Jones 6-3 So F 31 Kendra Suttles 6-1 Jr F 13 Morgan Toben 6-3 So G 35 Kamri Anderson 5-10 Jr G 1 Brittany Atkins 5-10 Fr. - - G 12 Jordan Schultz 5-10 So * denotes assists Probables are based on previous game Missouri State Lady Bears 0-0 overall PROBABLE STARTERS Pos. ## Name Ht. Cl. PPG RPG F 21 Bry Snow 6-1 Jr. - - F 33 Christiana Shorter 6-1 Sr. - - G 0 Hannah Wilkerson 5-7 Jr. - - G 4 Kenzie Williams 5-10 Fr. - - G 14 Karly Buer 5-7 Jr. - - THE COACHES Oklahoma State Head Coach Jim Littell (Southwestern College, 1977) Second Year at OSU (1-0) Second Year Overall (22-12) Missouri State Head Coach Nyla Milleson (Kansas State, 1985) Seventh Season at MSU (91-70) 14th Season Overall ( ) SCHEDULE Date Opponent (AP Ranking) T.V. Time/Result 11/7 Central Oklahoma (exh.) W, /9 Cal Poly W, /13 at Missouri State# 7 p.m. 11/18 Weber State# 2 p.m. 11/20 Texas-Pan American 7 p.m. 11/28 Texas State# 7 p.m. 12/1 Texas Southern 2 p.m. 12/6 Stephen F. Austin 7 p.m. 12/16 Vermont 12:30 p.m. 12/22 at UT Arlington 2 p.m. 12/28 vs. Harvard% 9 p.m. 12/30 vs. SMU/San Diego State%# 2/4 p.m. 1/2 Texas Tech*# 7 p.m. 1/6 at Baylor*# FSN 4:30 p.m. 1/8 Kansas*# 7 p.m. 1/13 at Texas*# FSN 11:30 a.m. 1/20 Iowa State*# FSN 12 p.m. 1/23 at Kansas State*# FCS Central 7 p.m. 1/26 at Kansas* 8 p.m. 1/29 West Virginia*# 7 p.m. 2/2 Baylor* CSP 7 p.m. 2/5 TCU*# 7 p.m. 2/10 at Oklahoma*# FSN 4 p.m. 2/13 at West Virginia* Root Sports 6 p.m. 2/16 Kansas State* 4 p.m. 2/20 at TCU* 7 p.m. 2/23 Oklahoma* CSP 2 p.m. 2/27 at Texas Tech* 7 p.m. 3/2 Texas* CSP 11 a.m. 3/4 at Iowa State*# Cyclones.TV 7 p.m. * Big 12 Conference Game % Surf N Slam Classic, San Diego, Calif.! Big 12 Championship, Dallas # OSU Radio Network Game all times are central standard time home games in bold Follow the Cowgirls all season long from the convenience of your smartphone. Scan the QR code below to view highlights throughout the Facebook cowgirlbasketball YouTube

2 SERIES HISTORY WITH MISSOURI ST. Cowgirls Lead, L Stillwater, Okla W Springfield, Mo W Stillwater, Okla W Springfield, Mo L st round, NCAA Tourn., Springfield, Mo W Stillwater, Okla L Springfield, Mo W Stillwater, Okla W WNIT 3rd Round, Stillwater, Okla. COWGIRL ROSTER ## Player Pos. Cl. Ht. 1 Brittany Atkins G Fr Kansas City, Missouri (Lincoln College Prep.) 3 Tiffany Bias G Jr. 5-6 Andover, Kansas (Central) 4 Liz Donohoe F So. 6-0 Edmond, Oklahoma (North) 12 Jordan Schultz G So Claremore, Oklahoma (Claremore) 13 Morgan Toben F So. 6-3 Owasso, Oklahoma (Owasso) 15 Toni Young F Sr. 6-2 Del City, Oklahoma (Del City) 22 Brittney Martin G Fr. 6-0 Syracuse, Utah (Syracuse) 25 Lindsey Keller F Sr. 6-2 Goddard, Kansas (Goddard) 31 Kendra Suttles C Jr. 6-1 Lawton, Oklahoma (Lawton) 35 Kamri Anderson G Jr Tulsa, Oklahoma (Booker T. Washington/Independence) 55 LaShawn Jones C So. 6-3 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Putnam City) Coaching Staff Head Coach Jim Littell (Southwestern College, 1977) Associate Head Coach Candace Whitaker (Texas Tech, 2002) Assistant Coaches Bill Annan (Kansas State, 1986) Richard Henderson (Oklahoma State, 2006) WHAT 2 WATCH 4 Oklahoma State s women s basketball team will play its first road game of the season on Tuesday when it travels to Springfield, Mo., to take on Missouri State at 7 p.m. The Cowgirls are fresh off a season-opening victory over Cal Poly on Friday in Stillwater. The contest will be the earliest date for a road game in the history of the program. The Cowgirls opened the campaign at Duke on Nov. 14. OSU has won its last three road openers. Toni Young enters the contest five rebounds shy of 750 for her career. Young is also four blocks away from tying Sheila Hughes for second on the school s all-time list. Tiffany Bias is 10 assists shy of matching Stacy Coffey for fifth place on the school s all-time chart. OSU AND MSU THE SERIES The two squads have met nine times with the Cowgirls prevailing in six of those meetings. The two teams have split the four meetings in Springfield with MSU winning the last two. OSU s last road win in the series came on Dec. 14, 1979, an triumph. The two squads met twice last season with OSU winning both. The Cowgirls defeated MSU, 80-57, during the regular season before knocking off the Lady Bears again, 70-57, in the WNIT. OSU s last trip to Springfield came on Nov. 29, 2000 and resulted in a Lady Bear victory. KNOW THE FOE Tuesday will be the season opener for MSU. The Lady Bears finished as the Missouri Valley Conference regular season champion last season. Overall, the Lady Bears finished MSU won a pair of exhibitions to start the campaign. The Lady Bears knocked off Truman State, 87-62, on Nov. 4 and defeated Southwest Baptist, 68-57, on Nov. 8. CAL POLY LEFTOVERS The contest was the 100th career game for senior Toni Young All five starters scored in double figures and six Cowgirls overall acheived the feat. Young recorded her 22nd career double-double to move into a tie for fifth place on the school s all-time list with Shaunte Smith. Sophomore Liz Donohoe set a new career high with six assists. The victory was OSU s sixth-straight in home openers. Nov. 13 Nov. 18 Nov. 28 Dec. 30 Jan. 2 Jan. 6 Jan. 8 Jan. 13 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 29 Feb. 5 Feb. 10 Mar. Missouri State vs. Weber State vs. Texas State at Surf N Slam Classic vs. Texas Baylor vs. Texas vs. Iowa Kansas State vs. West Virginia vs. Iowa State CHART WATCHING Three players will have their sights set on adding their names to the school s career record book in Tiffany Bias The junior has 369 assists, which is 10 shy of the No. 5 spot. She has 149 steals and is eight away from 10th. Toni Young The senior has 113 career blocks, which ranks third and is four away from the No. 2 slot. Young has 1,140 points and is 103 away from joining the top 10. She has 104 steals and is 13 away from moving into the school s all-time top 20. Young s 745 career rebounds rank fifth in school history. She is 46 away from taking the No. 4 slot. Young s 22 double-doubles rank fifth all time and are just three shy of the No. 3 spot. COWGIRLS PICKED SEVENTH In a vote of league head coaches, the Cowgirls were picked to finish seventh in the Big 12. OSU tallied 39 points, which was three behind Iowa State and 14 ahead of Texas Tech. Defending national champion Baylor was chosen as the preseason favorite to win the league. RANKED AND READY The Cowgirls will enter the campaign ranked 23rd in the preseason Associated Press poll. The ranking marks the first time OSU has appeared in at least one of the two major preseason polls since the season. MORE PRESEASON HOOPLA In addition to the two major polls, the Cowgirls were also ranked in the Top 25 in Lindy s Sports College Basketball preseason magazine. In that poll, OSU was picked 15th. Additionally, College Sports Madness had the Cowgirls No. 23 on its Top 44 women s basketball ranking. IN THE BONUS Tiffany Bias logged 84 steals a year ago, 16 of which came on inbounds plays. The Cowgirls were 11-0 last season when having four players score in double figures. OSU s WNIT run last year moved them from 69 to 40 in the final NCAA RPI rankings and was capped with its title victory over James Madison, which finished with an RPI of 29. COWGIRLS ON THE OSU RADIO NETWORK Below is a list of games that will air statewide on the OSU radio network as well as a list of affiliate stations. Altus KWHW (1450), Blackwell KOKB (1580), Enid KNID (99.7), Hobart KTJS (1420), Lawton KVRW (107.3), McAlester KTMC (105.1), OKC KGHM (1340), Ponca City WBBZ (1230), Shawnee KGFF (1450), Stillwater KGFY (105.5), Tulsa KFAQ (1170), Woodward KMZE (92.1),

3 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Opponent Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Central Oklahoma Donohoe Young Keller Bias Martin Cal Poly Donohoe Young Keller Bias Martin Missouri State Weber State Texas-Pan American Texas State Texas Southern Stephen F. Austin Vermont UT Arlington Harvard SMU/San Diego State Texas Tech Baylor Kansas Texas Iowa State Kansas State Kansas West Virginia Baylor TCU Oklahoma West Virginia Kansas State TCU Oklahoma Texas Tech Texas Iowa State BIG 12 STANDINGS Team Big 12 Overall Streak Texas W2 Baylor W1 Kansas State W1 Oklahoma W1 Oklahoma State W1 West Virginia W1 Iowa State Kansas TCU Texas Tech PRESEASON ALL-BIG 12 Big 12 Coaches Poll 1. Baylor (9) Oklahoma West Virginia (1) Kansas Texas Iowa State Oklahoma State Texas Tech Kansas State TCU 9 (first place votes in parentheses; coaches not allowed to vote for their own team) Big 12 Women s Basketball Preseason awards (coaches not allowed to vote for own players) NON-CONFERENCE SUCCESS The Cowgirls have had considerable success over the past seven seasons at home against non-conference foes. During that span, OSU has posted a 65-4 mark and has gone undefeated five times. The Cowgirls had a 48-game non-conference winning streak, which came to an end in 2010 against No. 5 Duke. Year Record Noteworthy All six WNIT wins came at home Lone loss was to No. 5 Duke Started 0-3 before winning the last five SEEKING SEVEN With their WNIT appearance in 2012, the Cowgirls extended their school-record string of postseason appearances to six. The run began with NCAA Tournament berths in 2007 and The 2009 campaign resulted in a WNIT appearance and was followed by another NCAA appearance in 2010 and a WNIT run in WIN CAMPAIGN OSU s victory over Colorado in the quarterfinals of the WNIT was its 20th of the season. The win marked the 11th time the Cowgirls have reached the 20-win plateau in a season. OSU tacked on two more victories and its 22 on the season is the fifth-highest total in school history. One game later, Jim Littell became the first-ever Cowgirl head coach to log 20 wins in the first year on the job. WNIT RUN OSU never trailed in the second half of any of its six WNIT contests and never trailed at any point in two of those games. The Cowgirls largest deficit was seven points and OSU only trailed for a total of 15 minutes and 44 seconds during the entire tournament. WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS With its victory over James Madison, the Cowgirls became the second Big 12 school, joining Kansas State s squad, to win the Women s National Invitation Tournament. NO PLACE LIKE HOME For the third consecutive season and fourth time in the last five years, the Cowgirls set a new singleseason mark for home victories in a season with 18 a year ago. OSU set a new record in 2008 with 14 wins before tying the mark in The 2011 campaign resulted in 15 victories before the Cowgirls shattered the mark with last year s total. BACK IN BLACK For the first time since the season, the Cowgirls will have black road uniforms in the rotation. The last year OSU wore black was a significant season in the history of the program. That year, the Cowgirls posted a record, marking the largest turnaround in the nation and earned the program s first NCAA Tournament berth in 11 years. EXPERIENCE ABOUNDS Among head coach Jim Littell s priorities in the offseason was filling out his staff and, simply put, he knocked it out of the park with a pair of impressive hires. Filling his former role as associate head coach will be Candace Whitaker, a former Big 12 player who was lured away from her head coaching position at UMKC. With Bill Annan being promoted to assistant coach, Littell called upon former OSU assistant and Iowa State associate head coach Jack Easley to fill the role of director of player development. Preseason Player of the Year Brittney Griner, Baylor, C, 6-8, Sr., Houston, Texas Preseason Newcomer of the Year Jackie Patterson, Texas Tech, F, 6-1, Jr, Frisco, Texas Preseason Freshmen of the Year Alexis Prince, Baylor, G, 6-1, Fr, Orlando, Fla. Preseason All-Big 12 Team Name School Pos Ht Cl Brittney Griner Baylor C 6-8 Sr Odyssey Sims Baylor G 5-8 Jr Chelsea Poppens Iowa State F 6-2 Sr Angel Goodrich Kansas G 5-4 Sr Aaryn Ellenberg Oklahoma G 5-7 Jr Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically by school): Destiny Williams (Baylor), Carolyn Davis (Kansas), Brittany Chambers (K-State), Whitney Hand (Oklahoma), Chassidy Fussell (Texas), Asya Bussie (West Virginia) OSU ATHLETICS SNAPSHOT 50 NCAA Team Championships, including the 2009 and 2010 NCAA men s cross country titles (leads the Big 12 and ranks fourth nationally). OSU has won 17 Big 12 championships since the beginning of the school year. Five Oklahoma State teams won Big 12 titles in The men s cross country team won the league and took second at nationals. Other conference crowns came from football, soccer, wrestling and equestrian.

4 TOP SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCES Points 20, by Young, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) Rebounds 10 by Young, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) Assists 6 by Donohoe, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) Steals 6 by Martin, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) Blocks 3 by Young, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) FG Pct (min. 10 att)..750 (9-12) by Young, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) 3pt FG Pct (min. 4 att).333 (2-6) by Donohoe, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) FT Pct (min. 4 att) (8-8) by Donohoe, vs. Cal Poly (11-09) OKLAHOMA STATE S RECORD WHEN... Littell Era Overtime vs. Ranked Opponents On Television Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime Shooting 50.0% Shooting < 50.0% Opponent Shooting < 40.0% Shooting same/better than opponent Shooting worse than opponent More rebounds than opponent Same/fewer rebounds than opponent Fewer turnovers than opponent Same/more turnovers than opponent More free throws than opponent Same/fewer free throws than opponent Scoring < 60 points Scoring 60+ points Scoring 70+ points Scoring 80+ points Scoring 90+ points Opp. scores < 60 points Opp. scores 60+ points Opp. scores 70+ points Opp. scores 80+ points Day games (start before 5 p.m.) Night games Attendance 2, Attendance < 2, Winning the Opening Tip Losing the Opening Tip White Uniforms Black Uniforms Orange Uniforms LEADING TEAM IN... Includes multiple-leader games (career numbers in parentheses) Scoring: Bias (16), Donohoe (12), Keller (3), Suttles (5), Young 1 (27) Rebounding: Bias (2), Donohoe (15), Keller (21), Suttles (6), Young 1 (35) Assists: Bias (58), Donohoe 1 (3), Keller (3), Schultz (1), Suttles (1), Young (2) Steals: Bias (39), Donohoe (7), Jones (1), Keller (10), Martin 1, Suttles (3), Young (18) Scoring in Double Figures: Bias 1 (40), Donohoe 1 (26), Keller 1 (21), Martin 1, Schultz (2), Suttles 1 (16), Young 1 (51) Double-Doubles: Bias (5), Donohoe (8), Keller (3), Suttles (3), Young 1 (22) Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Missouri State vs Oklahoma State p.m. at Stillwater, Okla. (Gallagher-Iba Arena) Missouri State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 21 Snow, Bry f Shorter, Christiana f Garrison, Casey g Malone, Jasmine g Buer, Karly g Wilkerson, Hannah Edie, Whitney Phillips, Desiree Gaines, NiJay Roberson, Jaleshia Soldner, Regan Stock, Aly Boshe, Lacey Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % PAYING HONOR On more than one occasion, head coach Jim Littell said the Cowgirls wanted to pay honor to former head coach Kurt Budke, assistant coach Miranda Serna as well as Olin and Paula Branstetter, who perished in a plane crash on Nov. 17. Following OSU s WNIT title run, numerous groups paid honor to the program. Budke s hometown of Salina, Kan., named the floor of the Bicentennial Center in his honor during the NJCAA national tournament. The Cowgirls were named the inaugural recipient of the Russell Athletic Together We R Team Award for succeeding in the face of adversity and overcoming extraordinary circumstances. OSU was also honored at the State Capitol with a resolution authored by State Senator Jim Halligan and approved by the Senate. The NBA s Oklahoma City Thunder and Devon Energy presented the Cowgirls with the Devon Energy Community Hero Award. The WNBA s Tulsa Shock paid tribute Budke and Serna by selecting a nominee for each home game to be honored for showing a positive attitude and a passion for the game of basketball. Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 4,1 Oklahoma State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 04 Donohoe, Liz f Young, Toni f Keller, Lindsey f Bias, Tiffany g Schultz, Jordan g Schippers, Taylor Crutchfield, Carissa Suttles, Kendra McIntyre, Vicky Jones, LaShawn Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: Amy Bonner, Doug Knight, Chaney Muench Technical fouls: Missouri State-TEAM. Oklahoma State-None. Attendance: 2372 WNIT Third Round Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Missouri State Oklahoma State Last FG - MSU 2nd-00:22, OSU 2nd-00:31. Largest lead - MSU by 7 1st-17:49, OSU by 20 2nd-11:05. LAST TIME VS. MISSOURI STATE Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 5 In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench MSU OSU Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 1 time. NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK The Big 12 will welcome a pair of new members this season with the addition of TCU and West Virginia. The Cowgirls and Horned Frogs have met on four occasions with OSU holding a 3-1 advantage. The Cowgirls and Mountaineers have squared off twice with each side winning once. STATISTICALLY SPEAKING With her school-record 229 assists a year ago, Tiffany Bias finished the season ranked seventh nationally at 6.7 per game. Her averaged was an OSU sophomore record and marked the third time in the last four years an OSU point guard has ranked in the top 10 nationally in the category. Andrea Riley finished 10th in the country with her 6.0 assists per game in The following year, Riley finished seventh at 6.5 per contest. DOUBLE UP After an all-tournament performance over the course of six WNIT games, Liz Donohoe will bring a string of five consecutive doubledoubles into her sophomore season. The Big 12 Freshman of the Year, Donohoe racked up five-straight double-doubles to close out her rookie campaign. On the year, she finished with eight.

5 OSU IN THE BIG 12 RANKINGS Team Avg. Rank Scoring Offense Scoring Margin Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goal Percentage Rebounding Offense Rebounding Defense Scoring Defense Free Throw Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense Point Field Goal Percentage Defense Rebounding Margin Assists Turnover Margin Blocked Shots Steals Assist/Turnover Ratio Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Made Individual Avg. Rank Scoring Liz Donohoe Tiffany Bias Field Goal Percentage Toni Young Rebounding Liz Donohoe Toni Young Assists Tiffany Bias Free Throw Percentage Liz Donohoe Point Field Goal Percentage Jordan Schultz Blocked Shots Vicky McIntyre Steals Tiffany Bias Made Liz Donohoe Assist/Turnover Ratio Tiffany Bias Minutes Played Tiffany Bias OSU IN THE NCAA RANKINGS Team Avg. Rank Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field-Goal Percentage Defense Point FG Per Game Assists Per Game Assist/Turnover Ratio Individual Avg. Rank Assists Per Game (Bias) Steals Per Game (Bias) Assist-Turnover Ratio (Bias) TWO-SPORT STAR Following her MVP performance in the WNIT, Toni Young joined the OSU track and field squad. After tying the national high jump record while in high school, Young took a hiatus from the sport until last spring. In her return, sh e earned All-America status and achieving the Olympic Trials A Standard. The latter gave her the opportunity to compete for a spot on the U.S. Olympic squad. GIVE AND TAKE Tiffany Bias proved to be a very generous teammate in , setting a new school record for assists in a season with 229. Her 6.7 assists per game ranked second in the Big 12 and set a new school record for assists per game by a sophomore. On the flip side, she was also one of the stingiest defenders in the Big 12, tallying 84 steals on the season to rank fourth at 2.5 per contest. CHARITY WORK Liz Donohoe made the first 21 free throws of her collegiate career and finished the year as one of the most prolific free-throw shooters in the Big 12. As a freshman, she connected on 86.6 percent of her attempts from the charity stripe, which was the second-best percentage in the league. A CENTURY S WORTH OF WORK The WNIT title game marked the 100th of senior Lindsey Keller s career. Hot on her heels is classmate Toni Young, who will enter her final campaign with 99 career games played. The duo will begin the campaign 16 and 17 games, respectively, from entering the school s all-time top 20 list for games played. THE NUMBERS GAME As a junior, Toni Young became the 19th player in school history to surpass the 1,000-point plateau for her career. She will begin her final season ranked 13th all time on the school s scoring chart and is one of just two players in school history to record 1,000 points, 700 rebounds and 100 blocked shots. ASSOCIATED PRESS (Preseason) Team Record Points Previous 1 Baylor (40) 0-0 1, Connecticut Duke Stanford Maryland Kentucky Notre Dame Penn State Louisville Georgia Delaware Oklahoma NR 13 California NR 14 St. John s Texas A&M Vanderbilt NR 17 West Virginia NR 18 Nebraska Ohio State Tennessee Purdue Georgia Tech Oklahoma State NR 24 Miami (FL) DePaul NR Others receiving votes: Kansas 90, Middle Tennessee 70, Green Bay 57, Texas 52, Iowa State 51, San Diego State 48, Rutgers 41, Georgetown 24, LSU 14, UCLA 14, Virginia 12, Florida State 12, North Carolina 12, Michigan 9, Iowa 6, Princeton 4, UTEP 3, South Carolina 2, Michigan State 2, Fresno State 2, Creighton 1, USC 1 WHAT S BACK The Cowgirls return their top five scorers from a year ago. The OSU roster returns 88 percent of its scoring and 77 percent of its rebounding from a year ago. The seven returning players on this year s roster also combined to make 142 of the possible 170 starts. Four of those players played in all 34 games with one other playing in 33 contests. VICTORIES OF NOTE Not only did the postseason produce memorable victories during a trying season, the regular season produced several wins of note as well. The Cowgirls 19-point win over No. 23 Texas was OSU s largest margin of victory against a ranked opponent in four years. OSU s victory over Oklahoma snapped an eightgame losing streak to its in-state rivals. The Cowgirls win at Missouri halted an 11-game Big 12 losing streak on the road. OSU also emerged victorious over Texas A&M, the defending national champions, in its final trip to Stillwater as a member of the Big 12. HIGH-FLYING ACT During Homecoming and Hoops each of her first two years, junior Toni Young displayed her athleticism. The Del City, Okla., native dunked easily on both occasions, leaving Cowgirl fans wondering if and when she will become the first OSU player to do so in a game. Young s ability to play above the rim should come as no surprise as she tied the national high jump record while attending Del City High School. If she is able to dunk during a game she would join an elite list of women s players. Only seven females have previously dunked in a game. West Virginia s Georgeann Wells was the first, doing it twice in She was followed by North Carolina s Charlotte Smith 10 years later. Tennessee s Michelle Snow had three slams during her career, while Houston s Sancho Lyttle and LSU s Sylvia Fowles each had one. Tennessee s Candace Parker had seven and most recently Baylor s Brittney Griner has dunked seven times through her first three collegiate seasons. ESPN/USA TODAY (Preseason) Team Record Points Previous 1 Baylor (31) Connecticut Duke Stanford Maryland Notre Dame Kentucky Penn State Louisville Delaware Georgia Texas A&M St. John s Oklahoma California Tennessee Vanderbilt Purdue Nebraska Georgia Tech Ohio State West Virginia Miami (FL) Oklahoma State Green Bay Kansas Others receiving votes: DePaul (23-11) 68; South Carolina (25-10) 49; Gonzaga (28-6) 43; Georgetown (23-9) 38; Iowa State (18-13) 33; Rutgers (22-10) 33; Middle Tennessee (26-7) 28; Texas (18-14) 20; LSU (23-11) 11; UCLA (14-16) 11; Michigan (20-12) 7; Virginia (25-11) 7; St. Bonaventure (31-4) 6; Arkansas (24-9) 4; Iowa (19-12) 4; San Diego State (25-7) 3; Brigham Young (26-7) 2; Syracuse (22-15) 2; Marist (26-8) 1.

6 COWGIRL HEAD COACH JIM LITTELL One game into the season, Jim Littell took over the Oklahoma State women s basketball program under unthinkable circumstances and admirably guided the Cowgirls through the most trying season in program history. Following the tragic deaths of head coach Kurt Budke and assistant coach Miranda Serna on Nov. 17, Littell assumed his current role and directed the Cowgirls to the 11th 20-win season in program history and saw his squad extend its school-record string of postseason appearances to six in a row. For the previous six years, Littell had served as OSU s associate head coach and was an integral part in the resurgence of the Cowgirl program. After serving in an interim capacity for his first four games, Littell was officially elevated to the head coaching position on Dec. 9. It didn t take Littell long to write his own chapter in the school s record books, leading the squad to the Women s National Invitation Tournament title in his first season as head coach. The Cowgirls notched their first win over a Top 25 program under Littell s guidance on Jan. 7 with a triumph over No. 23 Texas. It took OSU just 17 days to earn its second win over a ranked team with Littell at the helm as the Cowgirls knocking off the defending national champion, Texas A&M. Sandwiched in between OSU s Top 25 triumphs was a down-to-the-wire Bedlam victory over Oklahoma, which snapped the Cowgirls eight-game losing streak against their in-state rivals. In the midst of a four-game losing streak, Littell rallied the Cowgirls with three consecutive victories to close the regular season and prime the squad for its postseason run. OSU s WNIT semifinal victory over San Diego resulted in Littell s 20th victory as head coach, making him the first coach in program history to achieve the feat during their first season. A season-best crowd of 6,157 filed into Gallagher-Iba Arena and helped propel the Cowgirls to a victory over James Madison in the title game. Individually, Littell s first campaign resulted in a pair of players earning postseason recognition with Tiffany Bias garnering second-team All-Big 12 honors and Liz Donohoe being named the league s freshman of the year. As associate head coach, he was instrumental in the Cowgirls producing the nation s largest turnaround and the program s first NCAA Tournament berth in more than a decade in He also helped OSU to NCAA berths in 2008 and 2010 as well as WNIT appearances in in 2009 and Prior to his move to the Division I level, Littell constructed a hall of fame career during his 14-year tenure at Seward County (Kan.) Community College, A 2009 inductee into the National Junior College Athletic Association Hall of Fame, Littell compiled an eye-popping set of numbers at his former post as the Lady Saints won 87 percent of their games, tallying a ledger and producing nine Jayhawk West Conference titles under his guidance. Overall, Littell owns a mark as a head coach. A nine-time conference coach of the year, Littell was named the WBCA National Coach of the Year in 2001 and was selected as the top coach in the region on four occasions, earning the distinction in 1999, 2002, 2004 and Littell led Seward County to its first Region VI title in 1999 and followed up with regional titles in 2002, 2004 and In both 2000 and 2001, Littell led the Lady Saints to a No. 1 ranking in the final NJCAA poll and a combined record of 32-0 against conference opponents. His 2002 squad produced three All-Americans, a perfect 38-0 mark and the school s first-ever national championship in any sport. He was named the NJCAA National Tournament Coach of the Year that same season. The season capped a three-year run by the Lady Saints that produced 104 wins against just two losses. Under his watch, the Lady Saints recorded seven 30-win seasons. After finishing with a record during his first season, Littell s squads never produced less than 25 wins in a season and averaged nearly 32 wins per year against less than four losses over the course of his final 13 seasons. The most impressive number of all may have come in the form of Seward County s home record in his 14 seasons. From , the Lady Saints did not lose a home game, posting a 135-game winning streak inside the SCCC Activities Center to set the NJCAA national record. During the course of his final 13 seasons, Littell s squads won 99 percent of their home contests, producing an astounding record of All told, his squad s produced 11 All-Americans and five Region VI Most Valuable Players. Nine times, one of Littell s players was tabbed as the Jayhawk West Conference Most Valuable Player, while four players from Seward County earned the league s freshman of the year honor under his direction. Prior to his run at Seward County, Littell spent one season at Garden Plains High School, posting a 21-3 mark. As head coach at Friends University from , he produced a record and a pair of conference championships. He also served as the assistant men s coach at Cameron (Okla.) University from Littell began his coaching career at Oxford High School in 1978 where he produced a mark and a Kansas Class 2A state championship in A 1977 graduate of Southwestern College, Littell and his wife, Barb, are the parents of two sons, Jerame and Jon, and one daughter, Jaci. LITTELL BY THE NUMBERS Year School Record Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Assoc. Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Assoc. Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Assoc. Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Assoc. Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Assoc. Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Assoc. Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) 38-0* Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Seward County C.C. (Head Coach) Garden Plains H.S. (Head Coach) Friends University (Head Coach) Friends University (Head Coach) Friends University (Head Coach) Friends University (Head Coach) Friends University (Head Coach) Oxford H.S. (Head Coach) * National Championship Team Division I Total Total LITTELL SNAPSHOT Jayhawk West Coach of the Year 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005 KBCA Coach of the Year 1981, 1999, 2002, 2005 District V Coach of the Year 2001, 2002, 2004 NJCAA Region VI Coach of the Year 1999, 2002, 2004, 2005 WBCA Coach of the Year 2001 NJCAA National Tournament Coach of the Year 2002 KCAC Coach of the Year 1986, 1987

7 OVERALL STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 03 Bias, Tiffany Donohoe, Liz Schultz, Jordan Toben, Morgan Young, Toni Martin, Brittney Keller, Lindsey Suttles, Kendra Anderson, Kamri Jones, LaShawn Team Total Opponents Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Oklahoma State Opponents BIG 12 STATS

8 GAME-BY-GAME Oklahoma State Team Game-by-Game (as of Nov 11, 2012) TEAM STATISTICS Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg CAL POLY W Oklahoma State Opponents Games played: 1 Points/game: 90.0 FG Pct: FG Pct: 30.0 FT Pct: 83.3 Rebounds/game: 38.0 Assists/game: 18.0 Turnovers/game: 16.0 Assist/turnover ratio: 1.1 Steals/game: 11.0 Blocks/game: 5.0 Scoring Margin of Victory Oklahoma State Opponents

9 TEAM GAME HIGHS Oklahoma State Team High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 11, 2012) Oklahoma State - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 90 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE 31 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 65 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.477 (31-65) CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 10 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.300 (3-10) CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROWS MADE 25 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 30 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.833 (25-30) CAL POLY ( ) REBOUNDS 38 CAL POLY ( ) ASSISTS 18 CAL POLY ( ) STEALS 11 CAL POLY ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS 5 CAL POLY ( ) TURNOVERS 16 CAL POLY ( ) FOULS 17 CAL POLY ( )

10 OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Oklahoma State High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 11, 2012) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 59 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE 23 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 66 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.348 (23-66) CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 6 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 24 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.250 (6-24) CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROWS MADE 7 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 13 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.538 (7-13) CAL POLY ( ) REBOUNDS 46 CAL POLY ( ) ASSISTS 15 CAL POLY ( ) STEALS 5 CAL POLY ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS 1 CAL POLY ( ) TURNOVERS 31 CAL POLY ( ) FOULS 22 CAL POLY ( )

11 TEAM GAME LOWS Oklahoma State High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 11, 2012) Oklahoma State - GAME LOWS POINTS 90 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE 31 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 65 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.477 (31-65) CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 10 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.300 (3-10) CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROWS MADE 25 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 30 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.833 (25-30) CAL POLY ( ) REBOUNDS 38 CAL POLY ( ) ASSISTS 18 CAL POLY ( ) STEALS 11 CAL POLY ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS 5 CAL POLY ( ) TURNOVERS 16 CAL POLY ( ) FOULS 17 CAL POLY ( )

12 OPPONENT GAME LOWS Oklahoma State High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 11, 2012) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 59 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE 23 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 66 CAL POLY ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.348 (23-66) CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 6 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 24 CAL POLY ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.250 (6-24) CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROWS MADE 7 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 13 CAL POLY ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.538 (7-13) CAL POLY ( ) REBOUNDS 46 CAL POLY ( ) ASSISTS 15 CAL POLY ( ) STEALS 5 CAL POLY ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS 1 CAL POLY ( ) TURNOVERS 31 CAL POLY ( ) FOULS 22 CAL POLY ( )

13 COWGIRL GAME HIGHS Oklahoma State Player High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 11, 2012) Oklahoma State - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Points 20 Young, Toni vs Cal Poly ( ) 16 Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) 15 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) 12 Bias, Tiffany vs Cal Poly ( ) 10 Keller, Lindsey vs Cal Poly ( ) 10 Suttles, Kendra vs Cal Poly ( ) Field Goals Made 9 Young, Toni vs Cal Poly ( ) 6 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) Field Goal Att. 13 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) 13 Bias, Tiffany vs Cal Poly ( ) FG Pct (min 5 made).833 (5-6) Suttles, Kendra vs Cal Poly ( ).750 (9-12) Young, Toni vs Cal Poly ( ) 3-Point FG Made 2 Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) 3-Point FG Att. 6 Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Bias, Tiffany vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Toben, Morgan vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Anderson, Kamri vs Cal Poly ( ) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made).333 (2-6) Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) Free Throws Made 8 Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) 4 Keller, Lindsey vs Cal Poly ( ) 4 Toben, Morgan vs Cal Poly ( ) Free Throw Att. 8 Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) 5 Young, Toni vs Cal Poly ( ) 5 Keller, Lindsey vs Cal Poly ( ) FT Pct (min 3 made) (8-8) Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) (4-4) Toben, Morgan vs Cal Poly ( ) (3-3) Schultz, Jordan vs Cal Poly ( ) Rebounds 10 Young, Toni vs Cal Poly ( ) 6 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) Assists 6 Donohoe, Liz vs Cal Poly ( ) 5 Bias, Tiffany vs Cal Poly ( ) Steals 6 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) 2 Bias, Tiffany vs Cal Poly ( ) Blocked Shots 3 Young, Toni vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Jones, LaShawn vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) Turnovers 3 Keller, Lindsey vs Cal Poly ( ) 3 Schultz, Jordan vs Cal Poly ( ) 3 Bias, Tiffany vs Cal Poly ( ) Fouls 4 Martin, Brittney vs Cal Poly ( ) 4 Bias, Tiffany vs Cal Poly ( )

14 OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Oklahoma State Opponent High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 11, 2012) OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Points 21 Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) 9 Ale, Kristen vs Cal Poly ( ) 9 Woodard, Brittany vs Cal Poly ( ) 8 Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) 4 Reeves, Caroline vs Cal Poly ( ) Field Goals Made 8 Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) 4 Woodard, Brittany vs Cal Poly ( ) Field Goal Att. 18 Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) 13 Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) FG Pct (min 5 made).444 (8-18) Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) 3-Point FG Made 3 Ale, Kristen vs Cal Poly ( ) 2 Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) 3-Point FG Att. 8 Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) 6 Ale, Kristen vs Cal Poly ( ) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made).500 (3-6) Ale, Kristen vs Cal Poly ( ).250 (2-8) Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) Free Throws Made 5 Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Woodard, Brittany vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Allison, Nikol vs Cal Poly ( ) Free Throw Att. 7 Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) 4 Allison, Nikol vs Cal Poly ( ) FT Pct (min 3 made).714 (5-7) Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) Rebounds 12 Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) 5 Allison, Nikol vs Cal Poly ( ) 5 Woodard, Brittany vs Cal Poly ( ) Assists 5 Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) 3 Reeves, Caroline vs Cal Poly ( ) Steals 2 Reeves, Caroline vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Griffin, Kayla vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) 1 Schlemer, Molly vs Cal Poly ( ) Blocked Shots 1 Reeves, Caroline vs Cal Poly ( ) Turnovers 6 Reeves, Caroline vs Cal Poly ( ) 5 Elegado, Ariana vs Cal Poly ( ) 5 Griffin, Kayla vs Cal Poly ( ) Fouls 5 Allen, Maddison vs Cal Poly ( ) 4 Griffin, Kayla vs Cal Poly ( )

15 POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS Oklahoma State Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Nov 11, 2012) Opponent Date Score BIAS,TIFFA DONOHOE,LI SCHULTZ,JO TOBEN,MORG YOUNG,TONI MARTIN,BRI KELLER,LIN CAL POLY W Opponent Date Score SUTTLES,KE ANDERSON,K JONES,LASH CAL POLY W

16 Season Highs Minutes Field Goals Field Goal Att. 3-Point Field Goal Att. Free Throws Free Throw Att. Offensive Reb Defensive Reb Total Reb. Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points Career Highs Minutes Field Goals Field Goal Att. 3-Point Field Goal Att. Free Throws Free Throw Att. Offensive Reb Defensive Reb Total Reb. Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points BRITTANY ATKINS Freshman Guard Kansas City, Missouri JORDAN SCHULTZ Sophomore Guard Claremore, Oklahoma Season Highs Minutes 20 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goals Field Goal Att. 3-Point Field Goal Att. Free Throws 3 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throw Att. 3 vs. Cal Poly, Offensive Reb Defensive Reb 2 vs. Cal Poly, Total Reb. 2 vs. Cal Poly, Assists 2 vs. Cal Poly, Turnovers 3 vs. Cal Poly, Blocks Steals Points 3 vs. Cal Poly, Career Highs Minutes 30, two times Field Goals 4, two times Field Goal Att. 8 vs. Oklahoma, , two times 3-Point Field Goal Att. 7 vs. Oklahoma, Free Throws 2 vs. Texas, Free Throw Att. 2, three times Offensive Reb 3 vs. Long Island, Defensive Reb 4 vs. Texas Tech, Total Reb. 4, three times Assists 4 vs. Central Arkansas, Turnovers 5 vs. Colorado, Blocks 1 vs. Long Island, Steals 1, four times Points 11 vs. Oklahoma, TIFFANY BIAS Junior Guard Andover, Kansas Season Highs Minutes 30 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goals 5 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goal Att. 13 vs. Cal Poly, Point Field Goal Att. 1 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throws 2 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throw Att. 2 vs. Cal Poly, Offensive Reb Defensive Reb 3 vs. Cal Poly, Total Reb. 3 vs. Cal Poly, Assists 5 vs. Cal Poly, Turnovers 3 vs. Cal Poly, Blocks Steals 2 vs. Cal Poly, Points 12 vs. Cal Poly, Career Highs Minutes 47 vs. New Mexico, Field Goals 9, three times Field Goal Att. 22 vs. Missouri, vs. Wyoming, Point Field Goal Att. 8, four times Free Throws 9 vs. Wisconsin, Free Throw Att. 11 vs. Iowa State, Offensive Reb 2, two times Defensive Reb 6 vs. Missouri, Total Reb. 7 vs. New Mexico, Assists 12, three times Turnovers 8, four times Blocks 2 vs. Missouri State, Steals 6 vs. Missouri State, Points 26 vs. Kansas, MORGAN TOBEN Sophomore Forward Owasso, Oklahoma Season Highs Minutes 3 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goals Field Goal Att. 1 vs. Cal Poly, Point Field Goal Att. 1 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throws 4 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throw Att. 4 vs. Cal Poly, Offensive Reb Defensive Reb Total Reb. Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points 4 vs. Cal Poly, Career Highs Minutes 3 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goals Field Goal Att. 1 vs. Cal Poly, Point Field Goal Att. 1 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throws 4 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throw Att. 4 vs. Cal Poly, Offensive Reb Defensive Reb Total Reb. Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points 4 vs. Cal Poly, Season Highs Minutes 31 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goals 3 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goal Att. 10 vs. Cal Poly, vs. Cal Poly, Point Field Goal Att. 6 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throws 8 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throw Att. 8 vs. Cal Poly, Offensive Reb 2 vs. Cal Poly, Defensive Reb 2 vs. Cal Poly, Total Reb. 4 vs. Cal Poly, Assists 6 vs. Cal Poly, Turnovers 2 vs. Cal Poly, Blocks Steals 1 vs. Cal Poly, Points 16 vs. Cal Poly, Career Highs Minutes 40 vs. Colorado, Field Goals 10 vs. Iowa State, Field Goal Att. 21 vs. Iowa State, , two times 3-Point Field Goal Att. 9 vs. Baylor, Free Throws 8 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throw Att. 9 vs. Iowa State, Offensive Reb 8 vs. Missouri, Defensive Reb 11 vs. San Diego, Total Reb. 15 vs. Missouri, Assists 6 vs. Cal Poly, Turnovers 5 vs. UTPA, Blocks Steals Points LIZ DONOHOE Sophomore Forward Edmond, Oklahoma TONI YOUNG Senior Forward Del City, Oklahoma 2, three times 3, three times 27, two times Season Highs Minutes 26 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goals 9 vs. Cal Poly, Field Goal Att. 12 vs. Cal Poly, Point Field Goal Att. Free Throws 2 vs. Cal Poly, Free Throw Att. 5 vs. Cal Poly, Offensive Reb 3 vs. Cal Poly, Defensive Reb 7 vs. Cal Poly, Total Reb. 10 vs. Cal Poly, Assists Turnovers 1 vs. Cal Poly, Blocks 3 vs. Cal Poly, Steals 1 vs. Cal Poly, Points 20 vs. Cal Poly, Career Highs Minutes 38 vs. Pepperdine, Field Goals 15 vs. Pepperdine, Field Goal Att. 28 vs. New Mexico, Point Field Goal Att. Free Throws 10 vs. Texas Tech, Free Throw Att. 12 vs. Texas Tech, Offensive Reb 11 vs. Missouri, Defensive Reb 14 vs. Pepperdine, Total Reb. 22 vs. Missouri, Assists 4 vs. Pepperdine, Turnovers 5 vs. Missouri, Blocks 8 vs. Nebraska, Steals 5 vs. Oral Roberts, Points 34 vs. Pepperdine,