Oklahoma State Cowboy Basketball

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1 Oklahoma State (16-10, 4-8) Probable Starters (based on last game) Name Ht Wt Cl. PPG RPG F 31 Matt Pilgrim Sr F 33 Marshall Moses Sr G 0 Jéan-Paul Olukemi So G 12 Keiton Page Jr G 22 Markel Brown Fr Off the Bench Name Ht Wt Cl. PPG RPG F 1 Jarred Shaw So G 5 Reger Dowell So G 14 Ray Penn So * G 15 Nick Sidorakis Sr F 32 Roger Franklin So Kansas (25-2, 10-2) Probable Starters (based on last game) Name Ht Wt Cl. PPG RPG F 21 Markieff Morris Jr F 22 Marcus Morris Jr G 10 Tyshawn Taylor Jr * G 12 Brady Morningstar Sr * G 14 Tyrel Reed Sr Calendar of Events (Subject to change) Practice TBA (closed) Travel day (3 pm) at Kansas (8 pm) Oklahoma State Cowboy Basketball Off Day Game Information Oklahoma State concludes its brutal three-game stretch by traveling to Lawrence, Kan., to take on last week s No. 1 team, the Kansas Jayhawks, on ESPN s Big Monday. Tipoff for Monday night is set for 8 pm. The game will be televised by ESPN with Brent Musberger handling the play-by-play duties and Bob Knight providing expert analysis and Holly Rowe serving as the sideline reporter. OSU defeated Kansas in the last meeting, an victory over the No. 1 Jayhawks in Stillwater last season. KU still leads the series by a margin. About Oklahoma State Oklahoma State is overall this season and 4-8 in Big 12 Conference action following the Cowboys heartbreaking loss to Texas A&M on Saturday night. OSU is currently in a tie with Oklahoma and Texas Tech for ninth place in the Big 12 standings, two games out of fifth place. The Cowboys are led by senior forward Marshall Moses who is averaging 14.1 points and 7.4 rebounds per game, although he missed most of the A&M game with flu-like symptoms. Junior guard Keiton Page is chipping in 13.8 points per contest, while sophomore wing Jéan-Paul Olukemi is averaging 11.6 points per game. As a team, OSU is shooting 43.4 percent from the floor but just 29.8 percent from beyond the three-point arc. The Cowboys are outrebounding their opponents by an average of 2.7 boards per contest and are allowing their opponents just 32.5 rebounds per game. About Kansas Kansas is 25-2 overall this season and 10-2 in Big 12 Conference play, sitting in second place in the league. The Jayhawks were ranked No. 1 in last week s national polls, but will likely drop due to an loss at Kansas State last week. The Hawks are led by twins Marcus and Markieff Morris, both junior forwards. Marcus is averaging 16.7 points and 6.9 rebounds per game, while Markieff is scoring 13.3 points per game and grabbing 8.4 boards per contest. Four other KU players are averaing 8.8 points per game or better, including freshman Josh Selby, who has started 11 games this season and is averaging 10.9 ppg. As a team, KU is shooting 52.1 percent from the floor, including 39 percent from long range. The Jayhawks are outscoring their opponents by an average of 18.8 points per game and have a +7.2 rebounding margin. Up Next Oklahoma State returns home for back-to-back home games, starting with Texas Tech (11-15, 3-8) on Saturday, Feb. 26, at 12:45 pm. The game will be televised by the Big 12 Network. The Cowboys host Baylor (17-8, 6-5) on Tuesday, March 1 at 6 pm. That game will be televised by ESPN2. OSU will wrap up the regular season with a road game at Oklahoma on Saturday, March 5. That game, * assists per game which will be televised by the Big 12 Network, will tip off at 3 pm inside Lloyd Noble Center. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Practice 2:15 pm (closed) Players available (2 pm) Coach Ford available (2:15 pm) Practice 2:30 pm (closed) Practice 2:15 pm (closed) Texas Tech (12:45 pm) Off Day Players available (1:45 pm) Baylor (6 pm) Practice 2:15 pm (closed) Players available (2 pm) Practice 2:15 pm (closed) Coach Ford available (2 pm) Coach Ford available (2:15 pm) Practice 2:15 pm (closed) Practice 2:30 pm (closed) at Oklahoma (3 pm) Game Notes vs Kansas Monday, February 21, :10 pm Lawrence, Kan. Allen Field House (16,900) Television ESPN Satellite Radio Sirius 122, XM 143 Cowboy Basketball Schedule Time/ Day, Date Opponent TV Score Sat., Nov. 13 HOUSTON BAPTIST W Wed., Nov. 17 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI W Sun., Nov. 21 NICHOLLS W Thu., Nov. 25 vs DePaul ESPN2 W Fri., Nov. 26 vs Virginia Tech ESPN L Sun., Nov. 28 vs Murray State ESPNU W Wed., Dec. 1 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W Sat., Dec. 4 at La Salle 2 ot W Wed., Dec. 8 vs Tulsa CBSCS W Sat., Dec. 11 MISSOURI STATE CSN W Sat., Dec. 18 vs Alabama ESPN2 W Tue., Dec. 21 STANFORD ESPNU W Fri., Dec. 31 at Gonzaga ESPN2 L Mon., Jan. 3 UTSA CSN W Sat., Jan. 8 KANSAS STATE ESPN2 W Wed., Jan. 12 at Texas A&M Big 12 L Sat., Jan. 15 at Colorado Big 12 L Wed., Jan. 19 IOWA STATE ESPNU ot W Sat., Jan. 22 at Baylor Big 12 L Wed., Jan. 26 TEXAS ESPN L Sat., Jan. 29 at Texas Tech Big 12 ot L Wed., Feb. 2 MISSOURI ESPN2 W Sat., Feb. 5 OKLAHOMA Big 12 W Sat., Feb. 12 at Nebraska FSN+ L Wed., Feb. 16 at Texas ESPN2 L Sat., Feb. 19 TEXAS A&M ESPNU L Mon., Feb. 21 at Kansas ESPN 8 pm Sat., Feb. 26 TEXAS TECH Big 12 12:45 pm Tue., March 1 BAYLOR ESPN2 6 pm Sat., March 5 at Oklahoma Big 12 3 pm Season Statistics... 4 National Polls... 5 Big 12 Standings... 5 Radio/TV Affiliates... 6 Season Schedule/Results Points-Rebounds-Assists Table of Contents Team Game-by-Game Stats OSU/Opp Game Highs/Lows Miscellaneous Statistics Individual Game-by-Game The Last Time Boxscores... 20

2 Game Notes vs Kansas page 2 0 Jéan-Paul Olukemi Soph Forward LaHabra, Calif. (Stoneridge Prep/ Vincennes Univ) Quick Notes: has scored 301 points in his season... recorded career highs in minutes (43), points (29), steals (4), assists (3), and blocked shots (2) vs. Iowa State... led the Cowboys with 21 points at Colorado in his first OSU start... shooting 85.7 percent (30 of 35) in the final five minutes of a game, including overtimes, at the line... named the Big 12 Conference s Rookie of the Week (Jan. 10)... ranks third on the team in scoring (11.6 ppg) and fourth in rebounding (4.0 rpg)... has recorded double digits in 16 games and has 10 games with 15 or more points... grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds against KSU, recording his first-collegiate double-double Reger Dowell Soph Guard Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville HS) Quick Notes: had a career night against Texas A&M, scoring 22 points while dishing out four assists in a career-best 31 minutes off the bench... his 22 points agains the Aggies matched his season total to that point... scored four points and dished out two assists at Texas... played 11 minutes and dished out two assists at Baylor... scored 12 points off the bench against UTSA, including 6-of-6 from the free-throw line... was 3-of-4 from the field, missing his only long-range attempt... made his first career start at La Salle... did not play in the previous four games... saw his first action this season against Nicholls with seven minutes and scored two points on his only attempt... did not play in either of the first two regular-season games due to a dislocated little finger Jarred Shaw Soph Forward Dallas, Texas (Carter HS) Quick Notes: scored a career-high eight points in 12 minutes at Texas was 2-of-3 from the floor and 4-of-4 at the line... played 10 minutes at Nebraska... did not play against Missouri or Oklahoma... recorded four points and a career-high five rebounds in 11 minutes at Texas Tech... did not play against Texas... played four minutes at Baylor... did not play vs Iowa State or at Colorado... missed his first game of the season against Missouri State... scored four points in six minutes against Central Arkansas... scored four points, grabbed three rebounds and blocked three shots against Houston Baptist in the season opener Keiton Page Junior Guard Pawnee, Okla. (Pawnee HS) Quick Notes: leads the Big 12 in free-throw shooting at 91.1 percent... averaging 16 points over the last six games, beginning with 26 at Texas Tech doublefigure scoring games this season, including five 20-point contests... held scoreless for the first time this season by Texas in Stillwater, breaking a streak of 30-straight games with at least two points... made 34 straight free throws before a miss against Missouri... held to single digits in six of OSU s 10 losses... scored a game-high 23 points against Stanford... named the MVP of the Maravich game at the All-College Classic points against Alabama, including 9-of-10 from line points and six assists in a career-high 45 minutes at La Salle of-10 FTs against Central Arkansas... career-high 29 points in 26 minutes against Murray State, making 10- of-13 shots from the floor, including 4-of-5 from beyond the arc points and tied a career high with seven assists vs HBU Brian Williams Frosh Guard Baton Rouge, La. (Glen Oaks HS) Quick Notes: has not played in a regular-season game and is expected to redshirt... scored nine points in 10 minutes on 3-of-4 shooting from long range against Campbellsville... played seven minutes against Oklahoma City and was productive, scoring two points, grabbing three rebounds while also recording one assist and a steal... shot 4-of-7 from the floor in two exhibition games... celebrated his 18 th birthday on Sept. 20, making him the youngest player on the team Ray Penn Soph Guard Houston, Texas (Fort Bend Travis HS) Quick Notes: hit two treys at Nebraska... scored his 300th career point against Missouri... scored team-high 11 points and dished out four assists at Texas A&M... scored 10 points and hit 8-of-8 free throws in the final four minutes against Kansas State... scored 14 points against Stanford... tied a career high with seven assists against Alabama... also scored 12 points against the Crimson Tide... named to the all-tournament team at the Lane All-College Classic... has eight double-figure scoring games this season, including a season-high 17 on two occasions (vs TAMUCC and at La Salle)... dished out six assists at La Salle... recorded his first-career block against Virginia Tech... was 6-of-7 from the floor and 2-of-3 from beyond the arc vs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

3 Game Notes vs Kansas page 3 15 Nick Sidorakis Senior Guard Jenks, Okla. (Jenks HS) Quick Notes: scored three points and dished out an assist at Texas... played eight minutes at Nebraska, hitting his only field-goal attempt from long range... did not play against Oklahoma, the first game this season he missed... two points, two rebounds and two steals in 12 minutes at Texas Tech... came off the bench for the first time this season at Colorado... started the first 16 games of the season... has 13 assists and 13 turnovers this season... averaging 15.3 minutes per contest... sixth on the squad with 14 steals... eighth on the team with 13 assists... scored a career-high 15 points, including three treys, in the season opener against Houston Baptist... has been hampered all season with a back injury Markel Brown Frosh Guard Alexandria, La. (Peabody Magnet HS) Quick Notes: scored a team-high 14 points at Texas... has scored at least 10 points in five of the last eight games... averaging 9.3 points and 3.9 rebounds in eight starts... grabbed a career-high eight boards in career-high 39 minutes at Texas Tech... scored a career-high 16 points in his first collegiate start at Baylor... also recorded career highs in assists (3) and steals (3) vs the Bears... matched career high with three assists vs Texas in Stillwater... recorded a career-high three blocks at Colorado; matched it at Texas and against A&M... scored 10 points on 3-of-4 shooting from the floor against Missouri State... also dished out two assists in 19 minutes against the Bears minutes against Nicholls, scoring six points and grabbing four rebounds with two steals Mike Cobbins Frosh Forward Amarillo, Texas (Palo Duro HS) Quick Notes: has not played since the Nicholls game... did not travel to Philadelphia for the La Salle game due to a death in the family... has played just five minutes in two games this season... saw action in the season-opener against Houston Baptist and against Nicholls Darrell Williams Junior Forward Chicago, Ill. (Dunbar Technical HS/ Midland College) Quick Notes: named the Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Feb. 7)... sixth in the Big 12 Conference in rebounding with 7.3 boards per contest... scored a careerhigh 18 points against Oklahoma... also grabbed 12 rebounds against the Sooners, his fourth career double-double... has grabbed at least six rebounds in 16 games this season and has double-figure rebounding in seven games... recorded his third double-double with 15 points and 13 rebounds against Missouri... also had double-doubles against Stanford (11 boards, 10 points) and Nicholls (14 rebounds, 11 points)... grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds against TAMUCC, and was two points shy of a double-double... grabbed a game-high nine rebounds in the season opener against HBU Fred Gulley Soph Guard Fayetteville, Ark. (Fayetteville HS) Quick Notes: had shoulder surgery on Dec. 20 and will sit out the rest of the season while rehabilitating... had six steals in seven games this season... grabbed a season-high five rebounds against DePaul, just one shy of his career high... matched that against Murray State... scored five points and grabbed three rebounds against both Nicholls and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi... started against Houston Baptist and played 18 minutes... a defensive stopper for the Cowboys on the perimeter Matt Pilgrim Senior Forward Cincinnati, Ohio (Bridgton Academy/ Hampton University) Quick Notes: narrowly missed a double-double with 11 rebounds and nine points against Texas A&M... grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds at Texas... recorded seven points, six rebounds against Missouri... scored a season-high 13 points and snagged a career-best five steals at Baylor off the bench... has started 13 games... has 11 games with at least five rebounds... played 22 minutes with seven rebounds at Gonzaga... tied a then career high with 12 rebounds against Tulsa... first start against La Salle and responded with a season-high 11 points, five rebounds and three steals in a 30 minutes... scored six points and grabbed six rebounds in 12 minutes against Nicholls... played 19 minutes off the bench against Texas A&M- Corpus Christi scoring six points with eight rebounds... scored seven points and grabbed eight boards against the Houston Baptist

4 Game Notes vs Kansas page 4 32 Roger Franklin Soph Forward Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville HS) Quick Notes: six points, four rebounds against A&M... grabbed a career-high eight rebounds at Texas... recorded four rebounds, two points and two steals at Nebraska... grabbed six rebounds in 21 minutes at Texas Tech... scored a careerhigh 13 points and grabbed seven rebounds in career-high 32 minutes against Iowa State... recorded two rebounds and two steals against Kansas State... played nine minutes against Stanford, scoring two points and grabbing three rebounds... suited up but did not play against Missouri State... did not suit up against La Salle or Central Arkansas... saw his first action of the season briefly (nine seconds) against Virginia Tech... had been nursing a swollen achilles tendon Marshall Moses Senior Forward Aiken, S.C. (The Patterson School) Quick Notes: played just seven minutes against A&M due to flu-like symptoms... fourth in rebounding (7.6 rpg) and 10th in scoring (14.7 ppg) in the Big fourth in Big 12 and 31st nationally in field-goal percentage (55.9 percent)... has 20 double-figure scoring games this season... scored a gamehigh 18 points at Nebraska... recorded his seventh double-double of the season with 14 points and 11 rebounds against Texas... named the Big 12 Player of the Week (Dec. 13)... has scored at least 13 points in 18 games this season... scored 30 and 31 points in back-to-back games against La Salle and Tulsa... matched his career high with 18 rebounds at La Salle... named to the alltournament team at the 76 Classic... scored 27 points in the win over DePaul REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS (16-9) ----TOTAL POINT REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 33 Moses, Marshall Page, Keiton Olukemi, Jean-Paul Williams, Darrell Penn, Ray Brown, Markel Pilgrim, Matt Dowell, Reger Gulley, Fred Sidorakis, Nick Franklin, Roger Shaw, Jarred Cobbins, Mike TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Oklahoma State Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: Off Def Total Oklahoma State Opponents Victory Margin Analysis Winner OSU Opp

5 Game Notes vs Kansas page 5 Associated Press Poll Rank, Team Record Pts 1 Kansas (22) ,549 2 Ohio State (14) ,536 3 Texas (23) ,535 4 Pittsburgh (6) ,478 5 Duke ,348 6 San Diego State ,256 7 BYU ,217 8 Notre Dame ,212 9 Georgetown , Wisconsin , Purdue Arizona Connecticut Florida Villanova Louisville Syracuse Vanderbilt North Carolina Missouri Texas A&M Kentucky Temple Xavier Utah State Opp Receiving Votes: Alabama 13, Baylor 5. ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll Rank, Team Record Pts 1 Kansas (14) Texas (13) Ohio State (3) Pittsburgh (1) Duke San Diego State Notre Dame BYU Georgetown Wisconsin Purdue Connecticut Arizona Villanova Florida Louisville Texas A&M Vanderbilt North Carolina Syracuse Missouri Kentucky Saint Mary s Utah State Temple Opp Receiving Votes: Baylor 1. polls as of Feb. 14 Series vs Kansas Kansas leads the all-time series with Oklahoma State , including a mark in Lawrence. The Cowboys have won two of the last three meetings, both of which were in Stillwater. Kansas defeated OSU in the last meeting in Allen Field House, Oklahoma State is 6-13 against the Jayhawks since the Big 12 formed in , including a 2-3 mark in the Big 12 Tournament. The Jayhawks were ranked in the top-five nationally the last two times the Cowboys defeated them. Date Location W/L Score * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L STILLWATER L Lawrence L ^ Kansas City, Mo. L STILLWATER W STILLWATER W Lawrence L Lawrence L STILLWATER W ^ Oklahoma City L ot STILLWATER W Lawrence L Lawrence L STILLWATER W ^ Kansas City, Mo. L Lawrence L STILLWATER L Oklahoma City W ^ Kansas City, Mo. W Kansas City, Mo. W Oklahoma City W STILLWATER W Lawrence L Lawrence W STILLWATER W Lawrence W STILLWATER L STILLWATER W Lawrence L Lawrence L STILLWATER W ^ Manhattan, Kan. L STILLWATER W Lawrence L Lawrence L STILLWATER W STILLWATER L Lawrence L Lawrence L STILLWATER W STILLWATER L Lawrence W ot Kansas City, Mo. W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L Kansas City, Mo. L * Lawrence W * STILLWATER L * STILLWATER L Date Location W/L Score * Lawrence W * STILLWATER W * Lawrence W * Lawrence W * STILLWATER L Kansas City, Mo. W * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W ot * Lawrence W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L Kansas City, Mo. W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L Kansas City, Mo. L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L Kansas City, Mo. L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L Kansas City, Mo. W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W ot * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L Kansas City, Mo. L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L ot * STILLWATER W ot * Lawrence L ^ Lawrence L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W * STILLWATER W * Lawrence W ^ Kansas City, Mo. W Oklahoma State is 6-4 all-time vs. KU in overtime games. OSU s last victory in Lawrence was on Feb. 8, 1989, when the Cowboys defeated the Jayhawks In that game, Darwyn Alexander scored a team-high 25 points, leading five Cowboys in double figures. OSU shot 55 percent from the floor. Mark Randall scored a game-high 25 points for the Jayhawks, connecting on 11-of-12 shots from the field. Current Cowboy Marshall Moses was 17 days from being born when OSU last defeated KU in Lawrence. All-Time Series: OSU vs Kansas (53-102) Date Location W/L Score * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L ^ Lawrence L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L ^ Kansas City, Mo. L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L ^ Kansas City, Mo. L * Lawrence W * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * STILLWATER W ot * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L ^ Kansas City, Mo. L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L ot * STILLWATER W ot ^ Kansas City, Mo. W * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * Lawrence L ^ Kansas City, Mo. L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L ot ^ Kansas City, Mo. L * STILLWATER W ^ Kansas City, Mo. W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L ^ Kansas City, Mo. W * STILLWATER L ^ Dallas, Texas L * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W * Lawrence L * STILLWATER W * Conference game ^ Postseason game Standings Overall Big 12 W-L Pct W-L Pct Texas Kansas Texas A&M Missouri Nebraska Kansas State Baylor Colorado Okla State Oklahoma Texas Tech Iowa State Recent Results Sat., Feb. 19 * Missouri 76, at Iowa State 70 * at Nebraska 70, Texas 67 * at Kansas 89, Colorado 63 * at Kansas State 77, Oklahoma 62 * Texas Tech 78, at Baylor 69 * Texas A&M 67, at Oklahoma State 66 Upcoming Games Mon., Feb. 21 * Oklahoma State at Kansas ESPN 8 pm Tue., Feb. 22 * Iowa State at Texas Big 12 7 pm Wed., Feb. 23 * Colorado at Texas Tech TTSN 6:30 pm * Oklahoma at Texas A&M FSSW 6:30 pm * Kansas State at Nebraska ESPNU 8 pm * Baylor at Missouri ESPN2 8 pm Sat., Feb. 26 * Missouri at Kansas State ESPN 11 am * Texas Tech at Oklahoma State Big 12 12:45 pm * Texas at Colorado Big 12 12:45 pm * Kansas at Oklahoma ESPN 1 pm * Nebraska at Iowa State Big 12 3 pm * Texas A&M at Baylor ESPNU 8 pm

6 Game Notes vs Kansas page 6 Individual Records vs Kansas Points Scored 45 Randy Rutherford (@ March 5, 1995) 33 Bryant Reeves (Feb. 6, 1995) 31 Desmond Mason (Feb. 7, 2000) 28 Bryant Reeves (March 7, 1993) 27 5 times, last time, James Anderson (Feb. 27, 2010) Rebounds 21 Andy Hopson (@ Jan. 19, 1974) 20 Bryant Reeves (Feb. 6, 1995) 17 Byron Houston (Jan. 12, 1991) 15 Leroy Combs (March 11, 1983) Assists 10 Byron Eaton (@ Feb. 7, 2009) 10 Bill Self (March 2, 1985) 10 Bill Self (Feb. 8, 1984) 10 Eddie Hannon (Feb. 6, 1982) 9 6 times, last time, Doug Gottlieb (March 10, 2000) Steals 5 4 times, last time, Byron Eaton (March 10, 2006) 4 10 times, last time, Tony Allen (@ March 1, 2003) Blocks 5 Andre Williams (@ March 1, 2003) 5 Andre Williams (@ Feb. 10, 2001) 4 3 times, last time, Torre Johnson (Feb. 13, 2006) Team Records vs Kansas Points Scored 90 March 11, 1983 Feb. 8, Feb. 7, 2000 Rebounds Jan. 19, March 10, times, last Jan. 26, 1994 Assists 22 Jan. 22, March 2, Feb. 4, 1981 Steals 13 Feb. 9, times, last time, March 10, 2006 Blocks March 1, times, last time, Feb. 13, 2006 Field Goal Pct 67.3 Jan. 22, Jan. 11, Feb. 27, PT Field Goals Made Feb. 22, 1999 March 5, 1995 Jan. 26, 1994 Free Throw Pct 91.3 Feb. 6, March 12, Feb. 23, 2008 Current Pokes vs the Jayhawks Marshall Moses is averaging 8.7 points and five rebounds in three games against the Jayhawks. He s 13-of-20 (65.0 percent) from the floor. He had 18 points and eight rebounds in his only start against KU in Lawrence two years ago. Keiton Page is averaging nine points and 3.5 assists in two games against Kansas. He is 6-of-10 from the floor, including 5-of-8 (62.5 percent) from beyond the threepoint arc. He also has four steals. Keiton had 15 points in last year s game, including 4-of-4 treys. Matt Pilgrim had 18 points and six rebounds in last year s contest, going 8-of-8 from the floor and 2-of-2 at the line. Nick Sidorakis has played 31 minutes in three games against Kansas. He has two assists and two rebounds. Against Ranked Foes Oklahoma State is (28.3 percent) all-time against higher-ranked opponents, including a (38.4 percent) mark over the past 10 seasons. With a win over 14thranked Missouri in Stillwater on Feb. 2, the Cowboys have recorded an upset against at least two opponents in nine consecutive seasons. OSU defeated No. 17 Kansas State earlier this year in Stillwater. Last year, OSU defeated a pair of top-10 teams, including 10th-ranked Kansas State on the road and No. 1 Kansas inside Gallagher-Iba Arena. It was Oklahoma State s third win over a top-ranked team in school history. Monday s game against Kansas will be the 26th game versus a top-25 opponent in just three seasons of the Travis Ford era. The Cowboys are 8-17 in those previous 25 contests. OSU in the RPI Oklahoma State ranks 59th in the most recent edition of the ratings percentage index, according to RPIRatings. com. This service is the closest to what the NCAA uses at the end of the season. The Cowboys are sixth in the Big 12, trailing No. 1 Kansas, seventh-ranked Texas, No. 27 Texas A&M, No. 28 Missouri and No. 31 Kansas State. Nebraska is seventhin the Big 12 at No. 63 while Baylor is eighth at No. 78. Colorado (93rd), Oklahoma (132nd), Texas Tech (139th) and Iowa State (147th) round out the Big 12 schools. OSU is 5-9 against teams in the top 100. Comeback Cowboys Three times this season, Oklahoma State has overcome a major deficit for a victory, all inside the friendly confines of Gallagher-Iba Arena. The Cowboys nearly picked up a fourth on Saturday, trailing Texas A&M by five with three minutes to go before falling, Against Oklahoma, the Cowboys eliminated a 15-point deficit in the first half to pick up an victory. The Cowboys trailed the Sooners 21-6 just 6-1/2 minutes into the contest. OSU eventually won 81-75, marking the fourth-largest deficit overcome for victory in a league game since Against Kansas State, OSU was down by eight at with nine minutes remaining in the game. However, the Pokes went on a run over the remainder of the contest and pulled out a 14-point win. Versus Iowa State, the Cowboys were in an even more dire situation, trailing by nine at with three minutes left in regulation. OSU scored 13 of the game s final 17 points and outscored the Cyclones 18-9 in overtime. Oklahoma State finished on a run over the final eight minutes of the game for a nine-point win, Overtime Games Oklahoma State has played in three overtime contests this season, one shy of the school record. The Cowboys have played four OT games four times in four different seasons: , , and OSU played its first overtime contest of the season against La Salle on Dec. 4, taking the Explorers in double overtime. The Cowboys also came back from a 10-point deficit and tied Iowa State with 26 seconds remaining in regulation to send that game into OT. Oklahoma State outscored the Cyclones 18-9 in overtime for the win. The game at Texas Tech was the sixth extra-period contest in the Travis Ford era (3-3) and the 123rd overtime game in school history. OSU is (.569) all-time in overtime games, including 9-9 (.500) in double-ot contests. Page Academic All-Big 12 Junior Keiton Page was named an Academic All-Big 12 First Team selection, it was announced Feb. 17 by the league office. It is Page s first academic honor as a Cowboy. Page is the only player in the Big 12 Conference who was named first-team all-academic and also ranks among the league s top-15 scorers. The Cowboy guard currently ranks 13th among the Big 12 s leading scorers, while Oklahoma s Cade Davis, also an Academic All-Big 12 First Team selection, ranks 20th in scoring. Texas Jordan Hamilton ranks fourth in the league in scoring and was a second-team selection. Radio Affiliates City Station Frequency Ada KTLS FM Altus KWHW 1450 AM Anadarko KACO 98.5 FM Bartlesville KWON 1400 AM Blackwell KOKB 1580 AM Broken Bow KKBI FM Claremore KRVT 1270 AM Cordell KKZU FM Enid KNID FM Frederick KTAT 1570 AM Guymon KGYN 1210 AM Hobart KTJS 1420 AM Hugo KMMY 96.5 FM Lawton KVRW FM McAlester KTMC FM Oklahoma City KXXY 96.1 FM Ponca City WBBZ 1230 AM Shawnee KGFF 1450 AM Stillwater KSPI 93.7 FM Tahlequah KTLQ 1350 AM Tulsa KFAQ 1170 AM Vinita KGND 1470 AM Woodward KMZE 92.1 FM Television Affiliates Oklahoma City (KOKH-TV Channel 25) Stillwater (KOKH-TV Channel 25) Tulsa (KOKI-TV Channel 23) Ponca City (KTEW-TV Channel 20) Lawton (KSWO-TV Channel 7) Enid (KXOK-TV Channel 32) Radio Broadcast Crew Oklahoma State Cowboy Basketball fans are fortunate to have five professional members on the radio broadcast crew. Dave Hunziker is entering his 10th season as the play-by-play voice of the Cowboys. He is joined courtside by John Holcomb, sports director at KOTV in Tulsa, who is in his fourth year as the color analyst for the broadcast. Joe Riddle is in his third decade as the radio engineer for the Cowboy Radio Network. KOTV sports reporter Chad McKee and former Cowboy Bryndon Manzer serve as the play-by-play and expert analyst for the Cowboy Television Network games and also as the alternate crew for Cowboy Basketball radio broadcasts.

7 Game Notes vs Kansas page 7 Dowell Comes up Big Reger Dowell came up big for the Cowboys on Saturday night, scoring a career-high 22 points off the bench. He doubled his season total in points in one game, entering the contest with 22 points on the season. He also matched Jéan-Paul Olukemi s season high off the bench, the most since Dowell was 6-of-8 from the floor, including 3-of-4 from beyond the three-point arc. He was also 7-of-8 from the charity stripe. The sophomore guard got his teammates involved as well, recording a career-high four assists. After scoring nine points in the first half on a pair of treys and 3-of-4 shooting from the line, Dowell hit a pair of FTs after the under-four media timeout to cut A&M s lead to one. He grabbed a key defensive rebound on a Khris Middleton missed three pointer, then made a layup with 33 seconds remaining to cut the lead to one again. After OSU called its final timeout, the Cowboys forced a 10-second backcourt violation on the Aggies, and Dowell went to work again, driving through the lane and attempting a dunk on two A&M defenders. He was fouled on the play, and made both free throws to give OSU a one-point lead. Unfortunately, in an attempt to slow down a driving B.J. Holmes at midcourt, Dowell fouled the Aggie sharpshooter, who proceeded to make both free throws and provide A&M with the one-point win. Olukemi Provides Spark Jéan-Paul Olukemi s spark off the bench earlier this season has elevated him to starter s status. After coming off the bench for the first 16 games, he has started the last 10. During that span, he is playing 30.2 minutes per game while averaging 13.6 points per contest. He s 62-of-77 from the free-throw line, good for 80.5 percent and an average of 7.7 trips to the charity stripe. He also has 13 steals in those 10 games. His 22 points against K-State were the most by a Cowboy off the bench since Byron Eaton scored 25 at Nebraska on March 5, Olukemi scored a career-high 29 points against the Cyclones in his second collegiate start. Brown Gets Starting Nod Freshman guard Markel Brown has started the last eight games for Oklahoma State and has responded with some good numbers. During the first 18 games of the season, he was averaging just 15.6 minutes per game while scoring 4.6 points and grabbing 1.6 rebounds per contest. Since getting his first start at Baylor, he s playing more than 31 minutes per game in eight starts and is averaging 9.3 points and 3.9 rebounds per game. He also has 12 blocks and eight steals during that span. He recorded a career-high 16 points in his first start at Baylor, going 6-of-11 from the floor, including 3-of-6 from beyond the arc. Brown also grabbed a career-high eight rebounds at Texas Tech in a career-high 39 minutes. Pilgrim Back in Lineup After coming off the bench for the first seven games this season, senior forward Matt Pilgrim moved into the starting lineup for the next 11 contests. He returned to the bench for the game at Baylor, and responded by playing a season-high 31 minutes. The Cincinnati native was back in the starting lineup at Nebraska and is expected to start alongside Marshall Moses for the remainder of the season. He grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds at Texas. With 11 boards against Texas A&M, he recorded back-to-back double-figure rebounding games for the second time in his career. Moses Among the Best Despite playing just seven minutes against Texas A&M due to flu-like symptoms, Marshall Moses still ranks fifth in the Big 12 Conference in rebounding, averaging 7.4 boards per contest. In the last 16 seasons, Oklahoma State has had at least one player ranked in the top 10 in the league in rebounding on 13 occasions. Bryant Reeves led the Big Eight Conference in rebounding in 1995 with his 9.5 rpg. However, since that season, Moses current No. 5 ranking is the highest by a Cowboy. The current Poke ranked seventh last year, averaging 8.1 rebounds per game. Moses Rebounding Machine Marshall Moses became the 13th player in school history to record 600 career rebounds, grabbing 12 at Texas A&M earlier this season. With three boards at Texas, he now has 666 rebounds in his career at Oklahoma State, good for 11th place on the career rebounding list. He needs 78 rebounds to move into the top 10. Here is a look at where he ranks in the career rebounding category: Rank, Player (Season) Reb 10. Fredrik Jönzén ( ) Marshall Moses (2007-pres.) Andre Williams ( ) Raymond Crenshaw ( ) 600 Moses has had several spectacular games on the boards during his career, including a career-high 18 rebounds on three occasions. Here is a look at his top performances: Opponent (Date) Reb at La Salle (Dec. 4, 2010) 18 Colorado (Jan. 20, 2010) 18 Baylor (Feb. 20, 2009) 18 UTSA (Dec. 5, 2009) 16 Texas (Feb. 28, 2009) 16 vs Rhode Island (Jan. 2, 2010) 15 Moses leads the Big 12 Conference in career double-doubles with 21. He also leads the league in double-doubles in conference games only for a career with 11. His next double-double will tie him with Desmond Mason for eighth place on the career list. Here is a look at the top-five players this season in double-doubles: Career Player, School All Big 12 All Big 12 Marshall Moses, Okla. State Marcus Morris, Kansas Mike Singletary, Texas Tech Markieff Morris, Kansas Quincy Acy, Baylor Gary Johnson, Texas Moses has as many double-figure rebounding games in his career than the next two players in the Big 12 combined. Here is a look at the top Big 12 players: Player, School 10+ Reb Marshall Moses, Oklahoma State 26 Marcus Morris, Kansas 14 Mike Singletary, Texas Tech 12 Markieff Morris, Kansas 12 Gary Johnson, Texas 10 Keiton Scores 1,000 With a free throw at the 16:07 mark of the second half at Texas, junior Keiton Page became the 34th player in school history to record 1,000 points in his career. It is fitting that the milestone came at the line, as he is also one of the most proficient free-throw shooters in school history. At 5-9, Keiton is the shortest player in school history to reach the 1,000-point milestone. Others have been close Victor Williams (5-10), John Lucas (5-11), Byron Eaton (5-11) and heights are usually exaggerated to some extent. But Keiton is one of just four players under six-feet tall to score 1,000 career points. Page Leads League Junior guard Keiton Page leads the Big 12 Conference and ranks 10th nationally in free-throw shooting at 91.1 percent. He is 112-of-123 on the season and has made 72 of his last 77 (93.5 percent). Colorado s Cory Higgins is second in the league at 90.6 percent. Cowboy Jéan-Paul Olukemi ranks 12th at 75.8 percent. Page is 55 of 55 (94.8 percent) in league games this season and over the last two years, is 85-of-89 (95.5 percent) against league opponents. Consecutive FTs Streak Page made 34 straight free throws before a miss against Missouri, dating back to the Stanford game on Dec. 21. That string ranks as the fourth-longest in school history. Here is a look at the top streaks: Player (Dates of Streak) FTs Joe Smith (Dec , 1967) Arlen Clark (Feb. 21-Mar. 10, 1959) Joey Graham (Jan. 3-30, 2005) Keiton Page (Dec. 21, 2010-Feb. 2, 2011)...34 Big 12 Records If the season ended today, Page s 91.1 percent shooting from the charity stripe would be the fourth-best percentage in Big 12 history. Only four previous players have shot 90 percent or better in a single season in league history. Here is a look at those rankings: Player, School (season) Pct FT-FTA 1. Jake Sullivan, ISU ( ) Hollis Price, OU ( ) Cary Cochran, NU ( ) Keiton Page, OSU ( ) Cory Higgins, CU ( ) Jake Sullivan, ISU ( ) Page s 86.7 percent career free-throw percentage would rank fourth in the Big 12 career records.

8 Game Notes vs Kansas page 8 Career Ranking Page has connected on 22-of-256 shots from the free throw line in his career, good for 86.7 percent. That ranks as the second-best free-throw percentage in a Cowboy career with a minimum of 100 makes in school history. Here is a list of the top free-throw shooters in school history: Rank, Player (Years) Pct FT-FTA 1. John Lucas ( ) Keiton Page (2008-pres.) Mark Tucker ( ) Arlen Clark ( ) Moe Iba ( ) Page From Long Range In two-plus years, Cowboy junior Keiton Page has moved up the long-range shooting charts in OSU history. Twothird of the way through his junior season, the 5-9 sharpshooter from Pawnee, Okla., has made 181 three-pointers in 489 attempts. He moved into seventh place past former Cowboy John Lucas for three-pointers made and needs just two treys to move past Joe Adkins and into sixth place. Keiton moved past JamesOn Curry for sixth place in the attempts category. Rank, Player (Years) 3-Made 3-Att 1. Randy Rutherford ( ) Obi Muonelo ( ) Adrian Peterson ( ) James Anderson ( ) JamesOn Curry ( ) Joe Adkins ( ) Keiton Page (2009-pres.) John Lucas ( ) rank is based on three-pointers made As a freshman, Page connected on 63 three-pointers, the second-most by a freshman in school history trailing James Anderson s 67. He trailed only Anderson again as a sophomore making 74 treys, just 10 off the pace of Anderson s 84. Here is a list of the top junior seasons at Oklahoma State for three-pointers made: Player (Season) 3PT Obi Muonelo ( ) 88 JamesOn Curry ( ) 88 Randy Rutherford ( ) 78 John Lucas ( ) 75 James Anderson ( ) 74 Maurice Baker ( ) 64 Todd Christian ( ) 61 Brooks Thompson ( ) 60 Keiton Page ( ) 44 Page has moved past Obi Muonelo and into third place for three-pointers made through a Cowboy junior season. Here is a list of the top players at Oklahoma State for three-pointers made through their junior year: Player 3PT James Anderson 225 JamesOn Curry 197 Keiton Page 181 Miscellaneous Statistics Oklahoma State is outscoring it s opponents by an average of 2.8 points per game in second-chance opportunities this season, the highest differential since the statistic has been kept. The Cowboys have a +8.7 scoring margin in the paint, also the highest differential in seven seasons. Here is a look at OSU s miscellaneous statistics (TO-points off turnovers; 2nd-Second-chance points; PP-Points in the paint; FB-Fastbreak points) since : Season TO 2nd PP FB Bench / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /14.3 stats in OSU/OPP format Points in the Paint OSU is averaging 29.4 points per game in the paint this season, the fourth-highest total since OSU began keeping track of the statistic in In the UTSA game, 23 of OSU s 28 baskets were in the paint. Only five times in the last seven seasons has OSU scored 50 or more points in the paint, including this year s La Salle game, when the Cowboys scored 50 against the Explorers. OSU scored 44 points in the paint against Iowa State. The Cowboys are allowing just 20.5 points per game in the paint, the lowest average and the widest margin of points since Bench Scoring This season, Oklahoma State s bench is averaging 21.3 points per game, more than 30 percent of the team s total. Against UTSA, Oklahoma State s bench scored 50 of the Cowboys 79 points, the most since the Big 12 formed in Four different players reached double figures off the bench in that game, led by Jéan-Paul Olukemi s 16. OSU s bench scored 63.3 percent of the team s total against the Roadrunners, surpassing the 62.3 percent scored by the bench against Pepperdine on Jan. 3, 2006 (43 of 69 points). The Cowboys bench also scored 43 points earlier this season against Missouri State on Dec. 11. That total is tied for the ninth-most since OSU s top bench performances since the Big 12 formed: Points Opponent (Date) 50 vs. UTSA (Jan. 3, 2011) 48 at Alaska-Anchorage (Nov. 27, 2002) 48 vs. Langston (Jan. 5, 2000) 46 vs. Northwestern State (Nov. 21, 2003) 46 vs. Mississippi Valley State (Dec. 4, 1996) All-Time Victories With the win over Nicholls earlier this season, Oklahoma State s Cowboy Basketball team became just the 34th NCAA Division I school to reach the 1,500-win mark in school history. Both Alabama and Georgetown joined that elite group earlier this season. Only Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma from the Big 12 Conference can claim that feat. Oklahoma State is now 1,513-1,051 in school history. 30-and-30 For just the fifth time in school history, a Cowboy basketball player has scored 30 or more points in back-to-back games. Marshall Moses scored a career-high 30 points at La Salle and just four days later, bested that mark by scoring 31 against Tulsa. Ed Odom accomplished that feat on two occasions during his senior year ( ). Here is a look at the other times this has been accomplished: Marshall Moses 30 at La Salle (Dec. 4, 2010) 31 vs Tulsa (Dec. 8, 2010) Bryant Reeves 39 at Providence (Dec. 28, 1994) 30 vs Alaska-Anchorage (Jan. 2, 1995) Byron Houston 31 at Oklahoma (Jan. 19, 1991) 35 vs Southeastern La (Jan. 23, 1991) Ed Odom 31 at Nebraska (Jan. 23, 1980) 35 at Iowa State (Jan. 26, 1980) 41 at Texas-Pan American (Dec. 22, 1979) 30 vs Arkansas Tech (Dec. 27, 1979) Perfect! Not only did Marshall Moses score a career-best 31 points against Tulsa, but he did it with a perfect performance from the field. The Cowboy senior was 12-of-12 from the floor, including his first three-point basket since his freshman season vs. Texas A&M. His only miss on the night was a free-throw attempt, as he went 6-of-7 from the charity stripe. Here is a look at the only perfect shooting nights (with a minimum of 10 attempts) in Oklahoma State Cowboy Basketball history: Player FG-A Opponent (Date) Marshall Moses vs Tulsa (Dec. 8, 2010) Bryant Reeves at Oklahoma (Jan. 8, 1994) Bryant Reeves vs Tulsa (Dec. 9, 1992) Cowboys in the NBA Oklahoma State has four former players current listed on NBA rosters. Tony Allen is in his seventh season and is currently with the Memphis Grizzlies. Joey (Cleveland Cavaliers) and Stephen (New Jersey Nets) Graham are both in their sixth NBA season. James Anderson is in his rookie season with the San Antonio Spurs. He was the 20th selection in last year s draft.

9 Game Notes vs Kansas page 9 Cowboys Sign No. 4 Recruit LeBryan Nash, a consensus five-star recruit who is ranked as high as the No. 4 high school recruit in the country nationally, has signed a National Letter of Intent with Oklahoma State. The 6-7, 215-pound small forward is a Dallas, Texas, native and attends Lincoln High School. Nash is the second-highest ranked recruit to ever sign with OSU in school history, and will be the highest-rated recruit to ever step on the court for OSU. Nash is ranked as the No. 4 player nationally according to Rivals.com, including the second-best small forward in the country. Scout.com has Nash as a five-star recruit and the No. 3 small forward in the country. ESPNU.com ranks him as the No. 6 prospect nationally and the No. 2 small forward. Nash was named to the 2010 USA Basketball Men s U18 National Team in June and averaged eight points in five games as the USA squad won the gold medal in San Antonio, Texas. He scored 15 points and grabbed five rebounds in 16 minutes off the bench against the U.S. Virgin Islands in the opening round. A two-time All-State selection by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches, Nash was also named an all-area pick in both 2009 and 2010 by the Dallas Morning News. He is a three-time all-conference selection and was named the 2008 Newcomer of the Year by the Morning News as a freshman. As a junior last season, Nash averaged 20.2 points, 11.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game, leading the Tigers to a 28-4 record. He has a three-year high school record of The Tigers have advanced to the regional semifinals in each of his three years, making the regional finals in Nash Named All-American LeBryan Nash is one of 24 high school seniors listed on the 2011 McDonald s All-American rosters and will compete for the West Team at the 34th annual McDonald s All- American High School Basketball Games. Nash is one of just two players named to the McDonald s All-American team who have signed with Big 12 schools, joining Texas signee Myck Kabongo from Findlay Prep in Henderson, Nev. Nash is also the fourth Cowboy signee in the last seven seasons to be named a McDonald s All-American, joining Byron Eaton and Gerald Green, both McDonald s All-Americans in 2005, and James Anderson, a 2007 Mc- Donald s All-American. The McDonald s All-American games will be played at the United Center in Chicago on March 30. The boys game will tip off at 9 pm CT and be televised on ESPN. Dallas Lincoln Pipeline LeBryan Nash becomes the latest in a recent line of student-athletes to come to Oklahoma State via Lincoln High School in Dallas, Texas. It all started with Byron Eaton half-brother to Nash five years ago. Eaton, a McDonald s All-American, came in with what was ranked as the No. 1 recruiting class in the country in A year later, Cowgirl basketball star Andrea Riley and Cowboy football player Richetti Jones came to Stillwater. Head Coach Travis Ford Travis Ford is in his third season as the head man for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. He is just the second coach in school history to lead his team to the NCAA Tournament in his first two seasons in charge of the Cowboys, and his 23 victories in his initial campaign are the second-most wins by a head coach in his inaugural season at Oklahoma State. In just three seasons at the helm of the Cowboys, he has already led OSU to six victories over top-25 opponents, including three wins over top-10 foes. Ford is in his 14 th season as a head coach at either the Division I or II level and has mastered the art of generating successful programs. He began his career at Campbellsville and after a mark in his initial season, he resurrected the team to a 28-3 record the following season. It took a few more years after he took over at Eastern Kentucky, but by his fifth season, the Colonels won 22 games and made an NCAA Tournament appearance. Then at UMass, he went his initial season before back-to-back 20-win seasons his final two years. Ford has compiled a overall record as a head coach, including a mark at the Division I level. He is at Oklahoma State. At OSU, his 64.9 winning percentage ranks as the thirdhighest in school history coach Eddie Sutton finished at 70.9 percent and Mr. Iba won 67.3 percent and Ford s 61 victories are the fifth-most in school history. He needs 17 more wins to move past John Maulbetsch and into fourth place on the career coaching victories list. 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