LIVE End Feb 11
ALA 103 -5.0 o166.5
TEX 80 5.0 u166.5
LIVE 15:34 2nd Feb 11
NW 38 10.0 o142.5
ORE 50 -10.0 u142.5
LIVE 16:22 2nd Feb 11
CSU 36 6.5 o147.0
USU 54 -6.5 u147.0
LIVE 15:40 2nd Feb 11
SCU 38 12.5 o137.5
SMC 48 -12.5 u137.5
LIVE 17:41 2nd Feb 11
SDSU 30 -9.5 o132.0
SJSU 37 9.5 u132.0
Final Feb 11
PUR 73 3.0 o152.0
MICH 75 -3.0 u152.0
Final Feb 11
WMU 92 14.5 o155.0
AKR 105 -14.5 u155.0
Final OT Feb 11
EMU 84 4.5 o149.5
BALL 86 -4.5 u149.5
Final Feb 11
OHIO 86 -4.5 o155.0
BGSU 81 4.5 u155.0
Final Feb 11
ISU 77 -7.5 o157.5
UCF 65 7.5 u157.5
Final Feb 11
SYR 84 2.5 o150.0
MIA 91 -2.5 u150.0
Final Feb 11
BYU 73 2.0 o136.0
WVU 69 -2.0 u136.0
Final OT Feb 11
L-IL 87 -5.5 o129.5
RICH 80 5.5 u129.5
Final Feb 11
UAB 75 -2.5 o152.0
ECU 82 2.5 u152.0
Final Feb 11
BUFF 73 2.0 o154.0
NIU 67 -2.0 u154.0
Final Feb 11
UTAH 75 8.0 o136.5
CIN 85 -8.0 u136.5
Final Feb 11
FLA 81 2.5 o155.0
MSST 68 -2.5 u155.0
Final Feb 11
TOL 80 4.5 o156.5
M-OH 92 -4.5 u156.5
Final Feb 11
AUB 80 -9.0 o156.5
VAN 68 9.0 u156.5
Final Feb 11
TENN 64 -3.5 o146.0
UK 75 3.5 u146.0
Final Feb 11
CMU 83 8.0 o136.5
KENT 91 -8.0 u136.5
Final Feb 11
ARIZ 70 -3.0 o150.0
KSU 73 3.0 u150.0
Final OT Feb 11
GMU 76 2.0 o133.5
SLU 74 -2.0 u133.5
Final Feb 11
INST 73 8.5 o152.5
UNI 88 -8.5 u152.5
Final Feb 11
UCLA 78 7.0 o149.0
ILL 83 -7.0 u149.0
Final Feb 11
SEMO 57 5.0 o136.0
UALR 45 -5.0 u136.0
Final Feb 11
UIC 53 4.0 o145.0
MURR 63 -4.0 u145.0
Final Feb 11
DEP 58 16.0 o141.5
MARQ 68 -16.0 u141.5
Final Feb 11
IND 71 11.5 o148.5
MSU 67 -11.5 u148.5
Final Feb 11
PITT 63 4.0 o149.5
SMU 83 -4.0 u149.5
Final Feb 11
CONN 70 3.5 o140.0
CREI 66 -3.5 u140.0
Final Feb 11
UNT 67 -6.0 o125.0
RICE 61 6.0 u125.0
Final Feb 11
UGA 53 7.5 o138.0
TXAM 69 -7.5 u138.0
Final Feb 11
COLO 59 17.5 o142.5
KU 71 -17.5 u142.5
Final Feb 11
LMU 69 -2.5 o145.0
PEPP 60 2.5 u145.0
Final Feb 11
PSU 67 4.5 o150.5
USC 92 -4.5 u150.5
Final Feb 11
AFA 52 13.5 o136.0
UNLV 77 -13.5 u136.0
Oklahoma State 14th Big 1212-11
TCU 11th Big 1212-11

Oklahoma State @ TCU preview

Ed and Rae Schollmaier Arena

Last Meeting ( Jan 23, 2024 ) Texas Christian 74, Oklahoma State 69

Oklahoma State will look for its first Big 12 winning streak of the season when it goes up against TCU on Wednesday in Fort Worth, Texas.

The Cowboys (12-11, 4-8 Big 12) beat visiting Arizona State 86-73 on Sunday behind a well-balanced scoring effort. Jamyron Keller scored 14 points to lead six Oklahoma State players in double figures.

"I'd like to think we are building a little momentum as we've won two of our last three games," Oklahoma State coach Steve Lutz said. "We should have an exciting game at TCU, but we learned a lot of things (Sunday) that we need to clean up."

Of the six Oklahoma State players who scored in double figures against the Sun Devils, three came off the bench, including Brandon Newman, who racked up 10 points and eight rebounds.

Sixth man Marchelus Avery leads Oklahoma State in scoring at 12.3 points per game and is second in assists at 4.6 per contest.

"We have eight, nine or 10 guys that can all go," Newman said. "We did a good job of sharing the ball (Sunday). We had 16 assists on 28 made shots. When you see stuff like that in the box score at the end of the game, you've got to be pretty happy about it."

TCU (12-11, 5-7 Big 12) had its two-game winning streak snapped by an 82-52 loss at then-No. 8 Iowa State on Saturday. The Horned Frogs didn't have a single player score in double figures, as Vasean Allette and Trazarien White were the leaders at nine points apiece.

Noah Reynolds leads TCU in scoring at 12.5 points per game.

Horned Frogs coach Jamie Dixon, who gave nine players at least 15 minutes of action against the Cyclones, is looking to keep the team fresh down the stretch run.

"I was concerned because we played Wednesday night and had a late finish," Dixon said. "We took Thursday off because I thought we were exhausted. With the quick turnaround and the 11 a.m. game Saturday, (the Cyclones) were sitting there and ready for us."

--Field Level Media

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