Postgame Notes: OSU vs Nebraska

Postgame Notes – Oklahoma State vs Nebraska

Final Score: Nebraska 79, Oklahoma State 56
Updated Records:Nebraska (9-2 overall; 0-0 Big Ten), Oklahoma State (4-6 overall; 0-0 Big 12)
Nebraska Leaders: Scoring – James Palmer 29; Rebounding – Isaiah Roby 7; Assists – James Palmer 5
Oklahoma State Leaders: Scoring – Yor Anei 17; Rebounding - Cameron McGriff 10; Assists - Isaac Likekele 2

Postgame Notes:

With the loss tonight, OSU has now dropped four straight games. This is the longest losing streak since a four game stretch in the 2016-17 season, and it is the longest losing streak under Coach Mike Boynton.
Yor Anei is currently averaging 2.60 blocks per game (26 blocks in 10 games). He is currently second in OSU history for blocks per game in a season and 21st in the country.
Yor Anei scored a career-high 17 points tonight and pulled down a career-high eight rebounds in tonight's game.
Curtis Jones made his first appearance in an OSU uniform tonight and started his scoring with a fast-break dunk. He finished with two points, two rebounds and an assist.
Tonight was the 118th meeting between OSU and Nebraska. After its win tonight, Nebraska leads the series 64-54.
Thomas Dziagwa has knocked down 101 3-pointers over his three-year career. He is currently 23^rdin OSU history for career 3-pointers made.
Thomas Dziagwa is shooting 50.0 percent (31-62) from three this season. He is currently first in OSU history for 3-point percentage in a season and 19th in the country. He did not make any tonight.
Lindy Waters currently leads the NCAA in free throw percentage with a clip of 96.8 percent. He is shooting 30-of-31 from the line.
Lindy Waters is currently shooting 39.2 percent (89-227) from three over his three-year career. This ranks him 14thin OSU history.
Nebraska went on a 29-8 run between the first and second half to pull away from the Cowboys.
OSU is currently 67-79 all-time against the current members of the Big Ten Conference.
The game tonight was played in the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. It was the Cowboys' first game in the Sanford Pentagon since they defeated Minnesota 62-60 on Dec. 12, 2015.
OSU has now made at least one 3-pointer in 594 consecutive games dating back to Jan. 13, 2001.

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