Postgame notes vs. Cal State Fullerton

December 21, 2025 | Cowboy Basketball

-/rv Oklahoma State 94, Cal State Fullerton 89
Dec. 21, 2025 | Stillwater, Okla. (Gallagher-Iba Arena)
Records: OSU: 11-1 (0-0 Big 12); CSF: 5-8 (0-0 Big West)

Team Leaders:
Pts:     Roy (22), C. Coleman (20), Miller (20), I. Coleman (16)
Reb:   Vukovic (7), Miller (6), I. Coleman (5), C. Coleman (5)
Ast:     Curry (7), C. Coleman (4)
Stl:      Curry (4)

Quick Summary:

The trio of Anthony Roy, Vyctorius Miller and Christian Coleman all topped 20 points and combined for 12 of Oklahoma State's 14 three-pointers in a wire-to-wire win over Cal State Fullerton that was anything but comfortable.
The Cowboys hit a school-record 12 first-half threes and led by as many as 18 points near the 19:00-mark before watching Fullerton storm all the way back to within a point with 4:02 to play.
Down 92-89 with 5 seconds remaining, the Titans missed two free throws and – after securing the offensive rebound – were whistled for a technical foul for calling a timeout they did not have. Roy nailed two free throws for the final margin.
Both teams shot exactly 50.8% from the field. The Cowboys made a 14-of-31 (.467) threes to Fullerton's 12-of-26 (.462).

Series Info:

The Cowboys improved their all-time record against the Titans to 2-1.
This was the first meeting between the programs since 1972.

Team Notes:

OSU improved to 9-0 at home this season.
The Cowboys' nine-game home winning streak is their longest since 2014.
Anthony Roy (22), Christian Coleman (20), and Vyctorius Miller (20) became the first Cowboy trio to each score 20+ points since Quion Williams (21), Javon Small (21) and Eric Dailey (20) against Oklahoma on Feb. 24, 2024.
OSU's 50 first-half points matched a season-high (50 vs. ORU, Nov. 4).
The Cowboys' 14 threes was a season-high. They had hit double-digit threes just once in the first 11 games (11 vs. South Florida).
OSU made 12-of-24 threes in the first 20 minutes – a new school record for threes in a half. The previous mark was an 11-of-15 second half at Nebraska on Mar. 7, 2005.
The Pokes hit the 90-point mark for the seventh time. That's already tied for the sixth-highest season total in program history – five shy of the record, set by the 2016-17 team (12).
The Cowboys have shot at least 50% from the field in six of their last eight games.
OSU is 20-4 under Steve Lutz when out-shooting its opponent.
The Pokes are 22-2 under Lutz when leading at halftime.
OSU is 22-4 (.846) in GIA under Lutz, including 14-0 in non-conference regular season contests.
Lutz is now three wins shy of 100 career victories (97-54 in parts of five seasons as a head coach, 28-19 at OSU).

OSU Single-Season // Most Games w/ 90+ Points:
12        2016-17
8         2013-14, 2008-09, 1989-90, 1988-89
7         2025-26, 2006-07

Individual Notes:

Christian Coleman recorded his second straight 20-point game and the seventh of his NCAA career.
Coleman has dunked at least once in each of his last eight games. He has a team-high 16 this season.
Vyctorius Miller reached the 20-point mark for the fourth time this season.
Anthony Roy set season-highs for points (22) and three-pointers made (6). He's made multiple threes in each of his last seven games. Over that span, he's 26-of-56 from distance (.464).
Roy made all four of his free throw attempts. He's converted 19 consecutive free-throw attempts, last missing against South Florida on Nov. 19.
Jaylen Curry had a game-high seven assists along with a season-best four steals.
Andrija Vukovic nabbed a career-high seven rebounds.
Kanye Clary missed his first contest of the season. Prior to this, he had played in all 11 games and started nine games, including the last eight in a row.
Parsa Fallah and Lefteris Mantzoukas also missed today's game. It was the second absence in a row for both big men.
OSU used its 10th different starting five of the season as Curry replaced the injured Clary at point guard.

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OSU Starters (Starts in '25-26, OSU Career, NCAA Career):
G         #0       Jaylen Curry                       (3 / 3 / 34)
G         #5       Vyctorius Miller                 (10 / 10 / 16)
F         #9       Anthony Roy                      (6 / 6 / 21)
F         #4       Christian Coleman           (4 / 4 / 46)
F         #19     Andrija Vukovic                 (2 / 2 / 2)

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Up Next: Bethune Cookman (Gallagher-Iba Arena)
Monday, December 29 | 7 p.m. CT | ESPN+

OSU plays its final non-conference tune-up next Monday night against Bethune Cookman before diving into Big 12 play Jan. 3 at Texas Tech.
Bethune Cookman is the preseason favorite to win the SWAC.
This will be the first ever meeting between the schools.
OSU is offering free admission to kids 12-and-under with purchase of an adult ticket (online only). For details, visit okstate.com/tickets.