Oklahoma State Cowgirls (15-12, 3-11) No. 18/17 Oklahoma Sooners (19-9, 9-5)

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1 Probable Oklahoma Starters (Based on Previous Game) Pos. ## Name Ht Cl. GP/GS PPG RPG A FG% FT% C 4 Nicole Griffin 6-6 Fr. 23/ F 10 Carlee Roethlisberger 6-1 Sr. 28/ G 3 Aaryn Ellenberg 5-7 Fr. 28/ G 13 Danielle Robinson 5-9 Sr. 28/ G 25 Whitney Hand 6-1 So. 16/ Oklahoma State Head Coach Kurt Budke (Washburn, 1984) Sixth Year at OSU (109-80) 18th Year Overall ( ) OKL AHOMA S TA TE COWGIRL BA SKE TBA LL 220 OSU Athletics Center, Stillwater, OK fax okstate.com Ryan Cameron Coordinator, Media Relations ryan.cameron@okstate.edu cell Oklahoma State Cowgirls (15-12, 3-11) No. 18/17 Oklahoma Sooners (19-9, 9-5) Probable OSU Starters (Based on Previous Game) Pos. ## Name Ht. Cl. PPG RPG Noteworthy C 34 Vicky McIntyre 6-6 Fr Had her first career Big 12 double-double at Texas Tech F 15 Toni Young 6-2 So Pulled a school-record 22 rebounds at Missouri G 3 Tiffany Bias 5-6 Fr * Scored a career-high 20 points against Texas A&M G 11 Jenni Bryan 5-9 Fr Made first career Big 12 start against Colorado G 24 Carissa Crutchfield 5-6 Fr Made her first career start against Texas Tech in Stillwater Off the Bench Pos. ## Name Ht. Cl. PPG RPG Noteworthy C 25 Lindsey Keller 6-2 So Has started eight of the last 10 contests C 31 Kendra Suttles 6-1 Fr Scored a career-high 12 points against Nebraska F 13 Heather Howard 6-3 So Earned her first career start against Missouri F 1 Precious Robinson 6-0 Sr Scored 10 key points in OSU s win over Colorado G 5 Carolyn Blair-Mobley 5-10 Jr Had four points and six rebounds in 35 minutes against Texas A&M G 33 Jazmyn Dorsett 5-9 Fr Earned her first career Big 12 action against Iowa State G 00 Lakyn Garrison 5-5 Sr Tied school s single-game record with six 3-pointers against Duke * denotes assists Cowgirls Set For Round Two of Bedlam Oklahoma State s women s basketball team (15-12 overall, 3-11 Big 12) will look to put an end to its four-game losing streak on Wednesday night when it travels to Norman, Okla., to take on in-state rival Oklahoma (19-9, 9-5) at 7 p.m. in the latest installment of The Bedlam Series. The Cowgirls are coming off a loss at Texas Tech over the weekend. Wednesday s contest will be OSU s fourth road game in its last five outings. OSU Oklahoma... The Series After taking the first meeting in Stillwater on Jan. 29, the Sooners have won seven consecutive in the series against the Cowgirls. OU leads the overall series by a count and holds a advantage in Norman. OSU s last road victory in the series came in 1998, a victory. vs Oklahoma Head Coach Sherri Coale (Oklahoma Christian, 1987) 15th Year at Oklahoma ( ) Same as above Scouting Oklahoma With its loss to Baylor over the weekend, Oklahoma has lost consecutive games for the first time this season. Overall, OU is 14-2 this year at home and the Sooners are 5-2 in league games at home. OU is first in the league in free-throw percentage at 77 percent and also lead the league with its 7.4 made 3- pointers per contest. Individually, Danielle Robinson ranks fourth in the league at 19.0 points per game, while Aaryn Ellenberg is ninth at 16.7 points per contest. Robinson ranks fifth in the league in assists at 4.8 per game and steals at 2.5 per contest. Last Five Against Oklahoma L Stillwater, Okla L Kansas City, Mo L Norman, Okla L Stillwater, Okla L Norman, Okla. Game 28 Wednesday March 2 7:00 p.m. Lloyd Noble Center (12,000) Norman, Oklahoma Radio KGFY (105.5 FM) T.V. Sooner Sports Network Talent Bob Carpenter (PxP), Billy Tubbs (Color) Schedule/Results Date Opponent (AP Ranking) T.V. Time/Result Att. 11/9 East Central W, ,007 11/13 Texas Southern W, ,644 11/18 Grambling State W, ,006 11/20 Centenary W, ,996 11/22 UT Arlington W, ,116 11/26 vs. Rhode Island% W, ,571 11/27 vs. New Mexico% W, (2ot) 7,528 12/2 UALR W, ,926 12/5 Wisconsin CSP W, ,189 12/12 Duke (NR/5) CSP L, ,189 12/22 Oral Roberts W, ,452 12/27 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, /2 Texas-Pan American W, ,102 1/4 Vermont W, ,051 1/9 at Kansas State* FSN L, ,024 1/12 Texas A&M* (NR/7) L, ,996 1/15 at Baylor* (NR/1) L, ,038 1/18 Colorado* W, ,080 1/22 at Texas* LSN L, ,835 1/29 Oklahoma* (NR/13) FSN L, /2 at Iowa State* (NR/22) Mediacom L, ,519 2/6 Baylor* (NR/1) ESPNU L, ,471 2/9 Texas Tech* W, ,934 2/12 Nebraska* CSP W, ,473 2/16 at Missouri* MSN L, (ot) 1,463 2/19 at Texas A&M* (NR/5) L, ,470 2/23 Kansas* L, ,065 2/26 at Texas Tech* FSN L, ,536 3/2 at Oklahoma* SSN 7 p.m. 3/5 Texas* 7 p.m. * Big 12 Conference Game % UNM Thanksgiving Classic, Albuquerque, N.M.! Big 12 Championship, Kansas City all times are central standard time, home games in bold.

2 Tale Of The Tape Here s a statistical comparison between OSU and Oklahoma OSU OU RPI Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field-Goal Percentage Field-Goal Pct. Defense Three-Point FG Percentage Three-Pointers Per Game Free-Throw Percentage Rebounding Margin Turnover Margin Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State p.m. at Stillwater, Okla. Oklahoma 16-4, Roethlisberger,C f McFarland,Joanna c Ellenberg,Aaryn g Robinson,Danielle g Hand,Whitney g Cerina,Jelena Willis,Lauren Hook,Morgan Cloman,Lyndsey Hartman,Jasmine TEAM 1 1 Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 44.1% DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 50.0% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 69.2% 3 Oklahoma State 13-6, Young, Toni f Keller, Lindsey f Garrison, Lakyn g Bias, Tiffany g Bryan, Jenni g Robinson, Precious Blair-Mobley, Caroly Howard, Heather Crutchfield, Carissa McIntyre, Vicky TEAM 1 1 Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 45.9% DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 41.2% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 63.6% 3 Officials: Beverly Roberts, Bryan Enterline, Lisa Mattingly Technical fouls: Oklahoma-None. Oklahoma State-None. Attendance: 4252 Oklahoma Oklahoma State Last Time vs. Oklahoma VS STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - As No. 13 Oklahoma started to emerge from a late timeout, coach Sherri Coale started to warn Carlee Roethlisberger that she had four fouls. And Joanna McFarland. And just about everyone. Yet none of her players ever picked up a fifth and final foul, and her Sooners edged past Oklahoma State on Saturday for their seventh straight win in the Bedlam rivalry. Aaryn Ellenberg scored 23 points in her Bedlam debut and Danielle Robinson added 20 points and seven assists as Oklahoma (16-4, 6-1 Big 12) won for the 24th time in the last 25 meetings. Budke put 6-foot-6 freshman Vicky McIntyre, who led Oklahoma State (13-6, 1-5) with 16 points, on the bench with four fouls with 9:33 to play and she stayed there for more than 8 minutes before returning to miss her only shot. Ellenberg put the Sooners ahead to stay with a jumper from the right elbow with 5:11 to play, Robinson followed with a left-handed basket in the lane to make it and Oklahoma held on with free throws the rest of the way. Robinson was 10-for-10 at the line in the second half, hitting a pair with 41.6 seconds left to make it and then another pair after Tiffany Bias had pulled Oklahoma State back within three. The Cowgirls scored 19 points more than they had in any other conference game so far this season but couldn't keep up its torrid 3-point shooting down the stretch. 00 Lakyn Garrison G Sr. 5-5 Wickes, Ark. ( Wickes./Carl A l b e r t ) 1 Precious Robinson G Sr. 6-0 San Diego, Calif. (Mt. Miiguel/Central Arizona) 3 Tiffany Bias G Fr. 5-6 Andover, Kan. (Central) 5 Carolyn Blair-Mobley G Jr St. Paul, Minn. (St. Paul Johnson/Cloud County CC) 11 Jenni Bryan G/F Fr. 5-9 Coweta, Okla. (Coweta) 13 Heather Howard F So. 6-3 Shawnee Mission, Kan. (Shawnee Mission West) 15 Toni Young F So. 6-2 Del City, Okla. (Del City) 24 Carissa Crutchfield G Fr. 5-6 Fort Gibson, Okla. (Fort Gibson) 25 Lindsey Keller F So. 6-2 Goddard, Kan. (Goddard) 31 Kendra Suttles C Fr. 6-1 Lawton, Okla. (Lawton) 33 Jazmyn Dorsett G Fr Frisco, Texas (Frisco) 34 Vicky McIntyre C Fr. 6-6 Omaha, Neb. (Marian) Coaching Staff Head Coach Kurt Budke (Washburn, 1984) Associate Head Coach Jim Littell (Southwestern College, 1977) Check Out Cowgirl Basketball on Twitter and Facebook Cowgirl Roster Preseason All-Big 12 Big 12 Coaches Poll 1. Baylor (11) Texas A&M (1) Oklahoma Texas Iowa State Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma State Kansas State Texas Tech Missouri Colorado 15 (first place votes in parentheses; coaches not allowed to vote for their own team) Preseason All-Big 12 Team Preseason Player of the Year Brittney Griner Baylor, C, 6-8, So. Preseason Newcomer of the Year Brooklyn Pope 6th Season at OSU 6th Season at OSU Assistant Coaches Miranda Serna ( Texas A&M-Commerce, 1998) 6th Season at OSU Richie Henderson (Oklahoma State, 2006) 3rd Season at OSU twitter.com/ osuathletics twitter.com/ ryancameron24 facebook.com/ osuathletics Baylor, F/C, 6-1, So. Preseason Freshman of the Year Odyssey Sims Baylor, G, 5-8 Preseason All-Big 12 Team Brittney Griner, Baylor, Melissa Jones, Baylor, Kelsey Bolte, Iowa State, Danielle Robinson, Oklahoma, Danielle Adams, Texas A&M Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically by school) Brittany Spears (Colorado), Carolyn Davis (Kansas), Dominique Kelley (Nebraska), Whitney Hand (Oklahoma), Ashleigh Fontenette and Kathleen Nash (Texas), Sydney Colson and Tyra White (Texas A&M)

3 What 2 Watch 4 OSU is looking to snap an eight-game Big 12 road losing streak that dates back to its win at Texas Tech last year... Toni Young enters the contest with a Big 12-best 13 double-doubles... Tiffany Bias is two assists away from tying Liz Brown for second among OSU s freshman single-season leaders with 119. Associated Press P o l l (Week 16) Learning To Finish During its current four-game losing streak, all four of OSU s losses have come by single digits and the Cowgirls have held leads well into the second half of play. Against Missouri, OSU held an 11-point lead with four minutes go before falling in overtime. At No. 5, Texas A&M, the Cowgirls erased a 16-point deficit and led by one with 6:30 remaining before losing by nine. OSU s contest against Kansas saw the Cowgirls lead for 34 minutes before surrendering the lead for good with 2:26 remaining. In Lubbock, OSU trailed 19-4 before climbing all the way back and led with 6:46 to go before eventually losing by nine. Against Oklahoma earlier this season, OSU led by one with 6:22 to go before winding up with a five-point loss. Four Cowgirls Named To Academic All-Big 12 Squad Four Cowgirls were named to the 2011 Academic All-Big 12 squad, which was announced on Feb. 15. Seniors Lakyn Garrison and Precious Robinson were joined by sophomore Heather Howard on the first team, while junior Carolyn Blair-Mobley was a second-team pick. First-team members must have a grade point average off at least a 3.20, while second-team members range from a GPA. Big Mac Attack Vicky McIntyre has begun to shed the freshman label with OSU in the midst of conference play. The 6-6 rookie scored 16 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the floor against Oklahoma on Jan. 29. McIntyre followed with her best performance to date, a 24-point, eight-rebound showing in Hilton Coliseum against Iowa State. The Omaha, Neb., native recorded her first career Big 12 double-double at Texas Tech, finishing with 14 points and eleven rebounds. Her 24-point showing was one shy of the OSU single-game freshman record set in 2007 by Kristin Hernandez against Air Force. Freshman Initiation With freshmen comprising a large chunk of the roster, it is no surprise the Cowgirls have several rookies making an impact. Vicky McIntyre is one of five Big 12 freshmen averaging double figures with her 10.6 points per game and ranks second among league freshmen with her 5.4 rebounds per game. Additionally, she is fifth in field goal percentage at 50.4 percent and first in blocks per game at 2.0. Tiffany Bias currently ranks first among Big 12 freshmen with her 2.1 steals and first at 4.3 assists per game. Record Watch Several Cowgirls have begun to make their mark on the OSU record books. Lakyn Garrison has 96 career 3-pointers and is three away from moving into the No. 8 spot. Toni Young s 16 career double-doubles rank seventh and her 13 double-doubles rank third on the single-season list. Young also ranks eighth on the school s all-time list with her 68 blocks. Vicky McIntyre currently has 55 blocks on the year and ranks third on the single-season chart. 30 For 15 Against Texas Tech, sophomore Toni Young recorded her first career 30-point game, finishing with 30 points and 13 rebounds in OSU s win over the Lady Raiders. Her performance marked the 79th 30-point outing by a Cowgirl in the history of the program. The last point performances came courtesy of Andrea Riley. In fact, prior to Young s 30-point game, the last such showing by a player not named Riley came from Whitney Pegram against Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Dec. 11, Budke Hits The Century Mark Six games into his sixth year at OSU, Kurt Budke reached the 100-win mark as the head coach of the Cowgirl program and now boasts a mark of His win total already ranks second among the six head coaches in program history. Last season, he passed Judy Bugher, who won 89 games during her six-year tenure. Dick Halterman holds the top spot on the win chart, winning 350 games from Bias Hits The Century Mark Too With her eight assists against Nebraska, Tiffany Bias became just the third freshman in the last 30 years at Oklahoma State to record 100 assists in a season. The Andover, Kan., native joined Andrea Riley, who had 149 assists in , and Liz Brown, who dished out 119 assists as a rookie in Double The Fun Toni Young has become a double-double machine as a sophomore. After her most recent double-double performance against Texas A&M, Young now has 13 this season, which is four shy of tying for second on the school s single-season list. She is now in seventh place on the school s all-time list with 16 and is four shy of matching Jackie Glosson for sixth place all time. Among her performances was a career-high 30- point outing against Texas Tech and a school-record 22-rebound performance at Missouri. TEAM RECORD PTS PVS 1 Connecticut (36) Stanford (3) Baylor Tennessee Texas A&M Xavier Notre Dame Duke UCLA Miami (FL) Michigan State DePaul Maryland Florida State Green Bay Kentucky Georgetown Oklahoma North Carolina Marquette Marist Gonzaga Iowa State Iowa NR 25 Houston NR Others receiving votes: West Virginia 61, Georgia Tech 54, Ohio State 43, Louisiana Tech 32, Texas Tech 29, Penn State 25, Temple 17, Brigham Young 9, St. John's 6, Georgia 2, Princeton 2, Louisville 1 E S P N / U S A T o d a y Coaches Poll (Week 16) TEAM RECORD PTS PVS 1 Connecticut (30) Stanford (1) Baylor Tennessee Texas A&M Xavier Duke Notre Dame UCLA Miami (FL) Michigan State Green Bay DePaul Florida State Maryland Kentucky Oklahoma Marist North Carolina Gonzaga Georgetown West Virginia Marquette Houston Iowa State Others receiving votes: Iowa 56, St. John's 29, Louisiana Tech 15, Louisville 11, Northern Iowa 11, Georgia Tech 8, Ohio State 8, Rutgers 7, Texas Tech 5, Middle Tennessee 4, Penn State 4, Temple 4, Brigham Young 1, Princeton 1

4 Line Change At times this season, head coach Kurt Budke s substitution patterns have resembled those seen in hockey, with five-in, five-out rotations. Playing time has been distributed up and down the roster. Of the 12 players on the roster, eleven are playing at least eleven minutes per contest. Only three Cowgirls are playing more than 20 minutes per game. A stark contrast to a year, when OSU had two players over 35 minutes a game and seven north of 12 minutes per game. 1 Is The Loneliest Number OSU s first matchup against No. 1 Baylor marked just the second time in the history of the OSU program that the Cowgirls have taken on the top-ranked team in the country. The only other time OSU has squared off against the nation s No. 1 came on Nov. 25, 1989, a loss to Lousiana Tech, in Stillwater. Seven times the Cowgirls have played the No. 2 team in the national rankings. Young Named Big 12 Player of the Week Toni Young was named the Big 12 Women's Basketball Player of the Week by a media voting panel for games played from Dec The honor was the first league honor of the sophomore's career. Young shared the distinction with Teena Wickett of Texas Tech. The 6-2 forward helped OSU to a win over Oral Roberts on Dec. 22. She had her fifth double-double of the year with 25 points and 10 rebounds. The point total matched her career high and she also logged a career high with five steals and had two assists and two blocks in 25 minutes. She went 12-of-19 from the field for a.630 shooting percentage. Two-Headed Point Guard So far the task of filling the shoes of departed point guard Andrea Riley has been handled by OSU s freshman tandem of Tiffany Bias and Carissa Crutchfield. Both players have performed admirably to this point with Bias ranking seventh in the league with her her 4.3 assists per game and seventh with her 2.1 steals per outing, while Crutchfield has been solid running the show as well, dishing out 64 assists. High-Flying Act During Homecoming and Hoops each of the past two years, sophomore Toni Young has shown off her athleticism. The Del City, Okla., native has 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 had four a year ago. Quality Air Time The Cowgirls will see a significant portion of their schedule televised this season. Eleven of the squad s regular-season contests will be broadcast this year. After playing in just two televised contests during head coach Kurt Budke s first season, OSU has seen that number rise dramatically over the past four years. In , OSU played on television seven times before playing in 12 TV games the following year. After playing on television nine times in , the Cowgirls made 14 television appearances last season. OSU is in televised games under Budke. OSU s TV Games Under Budke Six Degrees of Separation Athleticism runs deep not only on the Cowgirl roster, but throughout the families of those on it. A handful of players have bloodlines filled with relatives that have made a name in the world of sports. Tiffany Bias Bias is a distant relative of Len Bias, the former All-American for Maryland and first-round draft pick of the Boston Celtics. Jenni Bryan Bryan s father, Rick, was an All-American on the gridiron for the University of Oklahoma before moving on to a career with the Atlanta Falcons from Her uncle, Steve, also played for the Sooners and played in the NFL for the Denver Broncos. Bryan s brother, Mike, was a four-year letterwinner at the University of Tulsa. Jazmyn Dorsett Dorsett is the daughter of NFL Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett of Dallas Cowboys fame. Additionally, her brother, Anthony, played professionally as well for the Tennessee Titans and the Oakland Raiders. Kendra Suttles Suttles father, Ken, was a member of the Southern Mississippi basketball squad from Big 12 Standings School Overall Big 12 Streak Baylor W2 Texas A&M W3 Oklahoma L2 Iowa State W3 Kansas State L1 Texas Tech W1 Kansas W3 Texas L3 Colorado W2 Missouri L3 Oklahoma State L4 Nebraska L1 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 21st season with the Cowgirl broadcast, will handle the play-byplay duties, while Casey Kendrick, in his 16th 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 on the official web site for Oklahoma State athletics ( Broadcasts will begin 30 minutes prior to tip-off with pregame analysis, as well as interviews with Coach Budke and various players. In addition, Cowgirl fans may view live stats from the OSU home games by visiting the OSU web site. Cowgirls On The Network Selected games throughout the year will be carried statewide on the OSU radio network. Below is a list of games that will air on the network as well as a list of affiliate stations. 12/5 Wisconsin, 12/12 Duke, 12/22 Oral Roberts, 1/9 Kansas State, 1/15 Baylor, 1/18 Colorado, 2/6 Baylor, 2/23 Kansas, 2/26 Texas Tech, 3/2 Oklahoma Radio Affiliates City Station Frequency Ada KTLS-FM Altus KWHW-AM 1450 Amarillo KATP-FM Anadarko KACO-FM 98.5 Bartlesville KWON-AM 1400 Blackwell KOKB-AM 1580 Broken Bow KKBI-FM Claremore KRVT-AM 1270 Cordell KKZU-FM Enid KNID-FM 99.7 Frederick KTAT-AM 1570 Guymon KGYN-AM 1210 Hobart KTJS-AM 1450 Hugo KMMY-FM 96.5 Hugo KDOE-FM Lawton KVRW-FM McAlester KTMC-FM Oklahoma City KXXY-FM 96.1 Oklahoma City KEBC-AM 1340 Ponca City WBBZ-AM 1230 Shawnee KGFF-AM 1450 Stillwater KSPI-FM 93.7 Stillwater KGFY-FM Tahlequah KTLQ-AM 1350 Tulsa KFAQ-AM 1190 Vinita KGND-AM 1470 Woodward KMZE-FM 92.1

5 Home Away From Home The Pit in Albuquerque, N.M. has produced a pair of significant wins during the Kurt Budke Era. The Cowgirl head coach earned his first win in charge of the program there in 2005 against Idaho in the first round of the UNM Thanksgiving Classic. The Cowgirls returned to the event this season and delivered Budke s 100th win as OSU s head coach in the championship game against New Mexico. The Cowgirls also knocked off the Lobos in The Pit last year to advance to the championship game of the Preseason WNIT. Bias, Young Earn All-Tournament Honors En route to earning their third in-season tournament title under head coach Kurt Budke, the Cowgirls produced a pair of all-tournament team selections at the UNM Thanksgiving Classic. Toni Young and Tiffany Bias both earned the honor. Young averaged 21.5 points and 8.0 rebounds and tallied her fourth double-double of the season in the championship game. Bias averaged 8.5 points and 6.5 assists in the event. Offense By Committee A year ago, OSU s offense centered around Tegan Cunningham and Andrea Riley, the top-scoring duo in the country. This year has seen a drastic change for the Cowgirls. Ten different players have scored in double figures thus far. On four occasions, every Cowgirl suited up has scored as well. In OSU s win over Rhode Island, all 12 players scored and all but two recorded an assist in the game. For Starters The Cowgirls 8-0 start matched its best start under head coach Kurt Budke. OSU started the campaign with eight-straight wins before matching the mark the following year. Both years the Cowgirls made the NCAA Tournament, including their Sweet 16 appearance in The Cowgirls 12-1 mark in non-conference play also matched its best record against non-league opponents, which was set on two previous occasions. Lakyn Land Lakyn Garrison s ability to shoot from well beyond the 3-point line, an area that has become known as Lakyn Land courtesy of her teammates, has been well documented. During her junior year, Garrison tallied 45 3-pointers, the 12th-best single-season total in school history. She currently has 93 threes during her career and is six shy of tying Tegan Cunningham for eighth place on the school s all-time list. Against Duke, Garrison drilled six treys to match the school's single-game mark. GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Points & Rebounds Lost Team (Players Lost) Pts Rbs Baylor (1) Colorado (5) Iowa State(6) Kansas (7) Kansas State (2) Missouri (4) Nebraska (6) Oklahoma (3) Oklahoma State (6) Texas (5) Texas A&M (4) Texas Tech (3) Opponent Forward Forward Center Guard Guard East Central Bryan Young Keller Garrison Bias Texas Southern Blair-Mobley* Young Keller Garrison Bias Grambling State Blair-Mobley* Young Keller Garrison Bias Centenary Blair-Mobley* Young Keller Garrison Bias UT Arlington Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias vs. Rhode Island Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias vs. New Mexico Blair-Mobley* Young Keller Garrison Bias UALR Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias Wisconsin Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Bryan Bias Duke Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Bryan Bias Oral Roberts Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias Arkansas-Pine Bluff Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias Texas-Pan American Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias Vermont Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias at Kansas State Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias Texas A&M Blair-Mobley* Robinson McIntyre Garrison Bias at Baylor Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias Colorado Bryan Young Keller Garrison Bias at Texas Bryan Young Keller Garrison Bias Oklahoma Bryan Young Keller Garrison Bias at Iowa State Bryan Young Keller Garrison Bias Baylor Bryan Young Keller Garrison Bias Texas Tech Keller Young McIntyre Garrison Crutchfield Nebraska Blair-Mobley* Young McIntyre Garrison Bias at Missouri Howard Young Keller Garrison Bias at Texas A&M Blair-Mobley* Young Keller Crutchfield Bias Kansas Blair-Mobley* Young Keller Crutchfield Bias at Texas Tech Bryan Young McIntyre Crutchfield Bias at Oklahoma Texas Head Coach Kurt Budke On March 28, 2005, Kurt Budke was named the sixth coach in the history of the Cowgirl basketball program. Budke led OSU to its first NCAA appearance in more than a decade three years ago as well as the nation s largest turnaround. In 2008, he directed the squad to a 27-win campaign and just its second-ever NCAA Sweet 16. Last year saw the Cowgirls advane to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. During a two-year stay at Allen County, Budke recorded a record before beginning a remarkable run at Trinity Valley Community College. He made six national championship game appearances during his seven seasons with the Lady Cardinal program, winning four national titles during that time. A move to the Division I level and a two-year stint as associate head coach at Louisiana Tech followed. Budke took over the Tech program prior to the season and promptly led the Lady Techsters to a 31-3 record. In three seasons at Tech, he compiled a record of while making NCAA Tournament appearances each season. Coach Budke By The Numbers Year School Record Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Oklahoma State (Head Coach) Louisiana Tech (Head Coach) Louisiana Tech (Head Coach) Louisiana Tech (Head Coach) Louisiana Tech (Assoc. Head Coach) Louisiana Tech (Assoc. Head Coach) Trinity Valley (Head Coach) Trinity Valley (Head Coach) 36-0* Trinity Valley (Head Coach) Trinity Valley (Head Coach) 34-2* Trinity Valley (Head Coach) 32-4* Trinity Valley (Head Coach) Trinity Valley (Head Coach) 35-1* Allen County (Head Coach) Allen County (Head Coach) 22-8 * National Championship Team Division I Total Total At Oklahoma State First Game vs. Texas State ( ) First Win vs. Idaho, ( ) First Win vs. Ranked Team No. 25 Nebraska, ( ) First Postseason Win East Tennessee State, ( ) First Home Win Texas A&M-Commerce, ( ) First Road Win at Hawaii, ( ) First Big 12 Win Kansas, ( ) First Overtime Win Florida State, ( ) Overtime 3-6 vs. Ranked Opponents On Television Home Record Road Record Neutral Site Record 14-9 Big 12 Record Non-Conference Record Exhibition Game Record 9-0 Big 12 Tournament Record 5-5 NCAA Tournament Record 3-3 WNIT Record 1-1 Largest Margin of Victory 71, vs. Central Arkansas ( ) Largest Margin of Defeat 34, on two occasions Longest Winning Streak 10 games Longest Losing Streak 17 games

6 Top Single-Game Performances Points 30, Young vs. Texas Tech (02-09) Rebounds 22, Young vs. Missouri (02-16) Assists 10, Bias vs. UTPA (01-02) Steals 5, three times Blocks 8, Young vs. Nebraska (02-12) FG Pct (min. 10 att).769 (10-13) Young vs. Vermont, pt FG Pct (min. 4 att).750 (3-4), Crutchfield vs. Centenary (11-20) FT Pct (min. 4 att) (6-6), McIntyre vs. New Mexico (11-27) Oklahoma State s Record When Budke 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 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 Pink Uniforms Budke s Orange Jacket Miscellaneous Statistics Leading team in... Includes multiple-leader games (career numbers in parentheses) Scoring: Garrison 2, Young 15 (16), Bias 2, Keller 1, McIntyre 6, Robinson 1 Rebounding: Bryan 1, Keller 6, McIntyre 5, Robinson 3 (12), Suttles 1, Young 14 (23) Assists: Bias 19, Blair-Mobley 1, Bryan 2, Crutchfield 5, Garrison 1 (3), Keller 3, Robinson 1 Steals: Bias 13, Blair-Mobley 1 (2), Bryan 2, Crutchfield 6, Garrison 6 (9), Keller 1 (3), Robinson 2 (9), Suttles 1, Young 7 (12) Scoring in Double Figures: Bias 14, Blair-Mobley 1, Bryan 1, Crutchfield 1, Garrison 6 (10), Keller 4 (8), McIntyre 13, Robinson 4 (15), Suttles 4, Young 19 (28) Double-Doubles: Bias 1, Keller 1, McIntyre 2, Robinson 2 (4), Young 13 (16) All Is Gone, But Not Lost The Cowgirls lost a half dozen players from a year ago and must find a way to replace the nation s most productive offensive duo in Andrea Riley and Tegan Cunningham. Overall, the Cowgirls took the second-largest hit statistically in scoring and rebounding in the league. OSU trailed only Nebraska in both categories. The Cowgirls lost 50.2 points and 18.4 rebounds per game from last year s NCAA Tournament team. The six letterwinners lost also ties OSU with Iowa State and Nebraska for the second-highest total. Kansas lost seven players off last year s squad. Youthful Exuberance Of the 12 players on the Cowgirl roster, only three are upperclassmen. OSU s roster is comprised of two seniors, one junior, three sophomores and six freshmen. In fact, the Cowgirls do not have a single player on the roster with more than one season of Division I experience as all three upperclassmen joined the program last year as junior college transfers. Tickets For The Big Dance Last year marked OSU s third NCAA Tournament appearance in the past four years and was the squad s fourth-straight postseason appearance. The Cowgirls will be looking to make school history and earn five consecutive postseason berths for the first time. OSU has only made four-straight postseason appearances on one previous occasion. The Cowgirls played in four-straight NCAAs from Cowgirls Sign High School Quartet OSU added four high school products during the fall signing period. Edmond North product Elizabeth Donohoe was a Super Five pick by The Oklahoman after leading Class 6A in scoring at 20.1 points per game. A first-team all-state pick by both The Oklahoman and Tulsa World, Donohoe also averaged 10.3 rebounds per game. A product of Frisco (Texas) High School, Brittney Hardy averaged 15.3 points, 10.8 rebounds and 4.9 assists per game a year ago and is ranked as the 46th-best prospect by the All-Star Girls Report, is No. 63 on the ESPNU HoopGurlz 100 list and is ranked No. 72 by Blue Star Basketball. LaShawn Jones also earned honorable mention all-state honors from The Oklahoman and Tulsa World after averaging 14.0 points per game for Putnam City High School. She was tabbed as a first-team all-conference pick as well as the league's defensive player of the year. Taylor Schippers helped Concordia Lutheran (Texas) High School to a 31-7 mark and averaged 20.4 points, 4.7 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 3.3 steals per contest as a junior. A three-time all-state selection, Schippers connected on 55 percent of her shots from the floor, including 45 percent of her 3-point attempts. OSU In The Big 12 Rankings (Feb. 23) Team Avg. Rank Scoring Offense Scoring Margin Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goal Percentage Scoring Defense Free Throw Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense Point Field Goal Percentage Defense Rebounding Offense Rebounding Defense Rebounding Margin Assists Turnover Margin Blocked Shots Steals Assist/Turnover Ratio Offensive Rebounds Point Field Goals Made Defensive Rebounds Individual Avg. Rank Scoring Toni Young Field Goal Percentage Vicky McIntyre Rebounding Toni Young Assists Tiffany Bias Free Throw Percentage Tiffany Bias Blocked Shots Vicky McIntyre Toni Young 1.5 T7 Steals Tiffany Bias Point Field Goals Made Lakyn Garrison Offensive Rebounds Toni Young Defensive Rebounds Toni Young Double-Doubles Toni Young 13 1 OSU In The NCAA R a n k i n g s (Feb. 27) Team Avg. Rank Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field-Goal Percentage Defense Rebounding Margin Blocked Shots Per Game Turnover Margin Individual Avg. Rank Rebounds Per Game (Young) Assists Per Game (Bias) Blocked Shots Per Game (McIntyre) Double-Doubles (Young)

7 Oklahoma State Cowgirl Basketball 00 LAKYN GARRISON 5-5 Senior Guard Wickes, Ark. (Carl Albert) 1 PRECIOUS ROBINSON 6-0 Senior Forward San Diego, Calif. (Central Arizona) 3 TIFFANY BIAS 5-6 Freshman Guard Andover, Kan. (Central) 5 CAROLYN BLAIR-MOBLEY 5-10 Junior Guard St. Paul, Minn. (Cloud County CC) 11 JENNI BRYAN 5-9 Freshman Guard Coweta, Okla. (Coweta) 13 HEATHER HOWARD 6-3 Sophomore Forward Shawnee Mission, Kan. (Shawnee Mission West) 15 TONI YOUNG 6-2 Sophomore Forward Del City, Okla. (Del City) 24 CARISSA CRUTCHFIELD 5-6 Freshman Guard Fort Gibson, Oklahoma (Fort Gibson) 25 LINDSEY KELLER 6-2 Sophomore Center Goddard, Kan. (Goddard) 31 KENDRA SUTTLES 6-1 Freshman Forward Lawton, Okla. (Lawton) 33 JAZMYN DORSETT 5-11 Freshman Guard Frisco, Texas (Frisco) 34 VICKY MCINTYRE 6-6 Freshman Center Omaha, Neb. (Marian) Head Coach Kurt Budke Sixth Season At OSU 18th Season Overall PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Career Points , two times Rebounds vs. Texas Southern, Assists vs. Texas Tech, Points vs. Coppin State, Rebounds vs. Mercer, Assists vs. UAPB, Points vs. Texas A&M, Rebounds vs. New Mexico, Assists vs. UTPA, Points vs. Grambling State, Rebounds , two times Assists vs. Marist, Points vs. New Mexico, Rebounds vs. Centenary, Assists vs. Centenary, Points vs. Centenary, Rebounds , two times Assists vs. Centenary, Points vs. Texas Tech, Rebounds vs. Missouri, Assists vs. UALR, Points vs. UTPA, Rebounds , two times Assists vs. Rhode Island, Points vs. UALR, Rebounds , two times Assists vs. Kansas, Points vs. Nerbaska, Rebounds , three times Assists vs. Missouri, Points vs. UAPB, Rebounds vs. UAPB, Assists vs. Vermont, Points vs. Iowa State, Rebounds vs. UT Arlington, Assists , two times Associate Head Coach: Jim Littell (Sixth Season) Assistant Coach: Richie Henderson (Third Season) Recruiting Coordinator: Miranda Serna (Sixth Season)

8 Team Game-By-Game Statistics TOTAL 3-POINTERS REBOUNDS Opponent Date Score W/L FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TEXAS SOUTHERN W GRAMBLING STATE W CENTENARY W UT ARLINGTON W vs Rhode Island W at New Mexico Wot UALR W WISCONSIN W DUKE L ORAL ROBERTS W ARK-PINE BLUFF W UTPA W VERMONT W at Kansas State L TEXAS A&M L at Baylor L COLORADO W at Texas L OKLAHOMA L at Iowa State L BAYLOR L TEXAS TECH W NEBRASKA W at Missouri Lot at Texas A&M L KANSAS L at Texas Tech L Oklahoma State Opponents Cowgirls Nearing Career Milestones The following is a look at various milestones several Cowgirls are approaching Points Toni Young Rebounds Toni Young Rebounds Precious Robinson Points Precious Robinson Points Lakyn Garrison The Last Time in Cowgirl History Last 100-Point Game vs. Mercer (100 points) Last 30-Point Scorer , Toni Young vs. Texas Tech (30 pts.) Last Double-Double , Vicky McIntyre vs. Texas Tech (14 pts., 11 rbs.) Last Five-Game Winning Streak in a Season (eight games) Last Five-Game Losing Streak in a Season Feb. 3, 2010-Feb. 20, 2010 (five games) Last Game With Two 20-Point Scorers , Young (25 pts.), McIntyre (20 pts.) Last Game With 50% FG vs. Nebraska (52.4%) Last Overtime Game vs. Missouri, L, (ot) Last Overtime Win vs. New Mexico, W, (2ot) Last Game vs. a Top Five Opponent , at No. 5 Texas A&M Last Win vs. a Top Five Opponent , No. 5 Baylor Last Win vs. Ranked Opponent vs. No. 14 Iowa State Last Road Win vs. Ranked Opponent , No. 8 Texas A&M Last Win vs. Top 10 Opponent , No. 8 Texas A&M Last Back-to-Back Wins vs. Ranked Opponents 2008, No. 6 Oklahoma, No. 19 Texas A&M All-Time Record vs. Ranked Opponents vs. Teams Ranked vs. Teams Ranked vs. Teams Ranked vs. Teams Ranked vs. Teams Ranked Scoring Margin of Victory Oklahoma State Opponents

9 Individual Season Statistics (All Games) ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 15 Young, Toni McIntyre, Vicky Bias, Tiffany Garrison, Lakyn Keller, Lindsey Robinson, Precious Suttles, Kendra Crutchfield, Carissa Bryan, Jenni Blair-Mobley, Caroly Howard, Heather Dorsett, Jazmyn TM TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Oklahoma State Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Oklahoma State Opponents Individual Season Statistics (Big 12 Games) TOTAL 3-POINTERS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 15 Young, Toni McIntyre, Vicky Bias, Tiffany Garrison, Lakyn Keller, Lindsey Robinson, Precious Suttles, Kendra Crutchfield, Carissa Bryan, Jenni Blair-Mobley, Caroly Howard, Heather Dorsett, Jazmyn TM TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Oklahoma State Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Oklahoma State Opponents