Channel Title: Oklahoma State Athletics Channel Description: We only hang banners for NCAA titles. We’ve hung 53 across 5 sports - most in the Big 12. Wear Orange. #GoPokes! Watch game highlights, press conferences, historic footage, student-athlete and coach features and more right here on the official YouTube channel of the Oklahoma State Cowboys and Cowgirls. <video> Cowboy Basketball with Associate Head Coach James Miller - Orange Power Podcast Description: Cowboy Basketball with Associate Head Coach James Miller - Orange Power Podcast </video> <video> Cowgirl Basketball with Jhasmin Player - Orange Power Podcast Description: Cowgirl Basketball with Jhasmin Player - Orange Power Podcast </video> <video> Oklahoma State Wrestling with Tyler Caldwell - Orange Power Podcast Description: Oklahoma State Wrestling with Tyler Caldwell - Orange Power Podcast </video> <video> Jacie Hoyt Postgame - Oklahoma State vs. Houston Christian 12/04/24 Description: Oklahoma State head coach Jacie Hoyt and Stailee Heard of the Cowgirl Basketball team speak to the media following the game against Houston Christian. 00:00 Jacie Hoyt and Stailee Heard Cowgirl Basketball news: https://okstate.com/sports/womens-basketball Cowgirl Basketball schedule: https://okstate.com/sports/womens-basketball/schedule Cowgirl Basketball roster: https://okstate.com/sports/womens-basketball/roster #collegebasketball #basketball #okstate </video> <video> Steve Lutz Postgame - Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State 01/07/25 Description: Oklahoma State head coach Steve Lutz and members of the Cowboy Basketball team speak to the media following the game against Kansas State. 00:00 Steve Lutz, Brandon Newman, Abou Ousmane #collegebasketball #basketball #okstate </video> <video> Oklahoma State vs. Kansas - Men's College Basketball 1999-2000 Description: Full game: Oklahoma State vs. Kansas - February 7, 2000 from Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater. AP recap: As milestones go, this was one Kansas coach Roy Williams would rather forget. Williams, coaching his 400th game, watched Desmond Mason score 31 points Monday night as No. 14 Oklahoma State beat the 20th-ranked Jayhawks 86-53. The loss was the third-worst in Kansas history and worst since a 100-63 loss to Kentucky on Dec. 23, 1974. For Williams, it was his worst showing since a 123-95 loss at Oklahoma on Jan. 18, 1989, his first year at Kansas. "This was the worst feeling that I've ever had on the bench," he said. "I felt like I was useless. "I did not have them prepared to face this kind of exhibition. I was totally outcoached in every way and we were totally manhandled on the court." The Cowboys (19-2, 8-1 Big 12) won their fifth straight and ninth in 10 games. They also ended an eight-game losing streak to Kansas that dated to Feb. 6, 1995. Kansas (17-6, 6-3) has lost four of six, all on the road. The Jayhawks came in averaging 83 points, but shot just 34 percent against the league's stingiest defense. "I told Roy that we played a little over our heads tonight," coach Eddie Sutton said. "You play like that, you can play with most people in the country. I thought our defense was outstanding." Mason was 10-of-14 from the field and finished one point shy of his career high. He did miss two dunk attempts, but made all five of his 3-point tries and turned one of those into a four-point play. "Desmond led us tonight like he did against Texas," said Oklahoma State's Doug Gottlieb, referring to Mason's 30-point game against the Longhorns on Jan. 19. "He's a great player, and great players play great in big games." Oklahoma State, which shot 54 percent, took control early and didn't give it up. After Kansas took its only lead, 6-4, on a 3-pointer by Kirk Hinrich, Oklahoma State went on a 21-5 run during the next seven minutes to take a 25-11 lead. Kansas had only five offensive rebounds in the first half and was held to one shot on just about every possession during the Cowboys' run. Meanwhile Oklahoma State went 9-of-12, doing most of its damage inside. Mason scored eight of the Cowboys' 12 points during one stretch later in the half when they took their biggest lead, 43-22. Things didn't get any better for Kansas in the second half, as the Cowboys kept up their defensive intensity and gradually pulled away even further. "They outplayed us in every phase," Nick Bradford said. "Coming into the game we didn't want to give them open looks because they have great shooters. That's what ended up happening - they got open looks and knocked them down." Joe Adkins had 18 points and Gottlieb scored 12. He also was 6-of-10 from the foul line, where he came in shooting just 42 percent. Hinrich led Kansas with 12 points. Kenny Gregory, Kansas' leading scorer with a 13.7 average, didn't score until the 13:36 mark of the second half and finished with eight points. </video> <video> Cowboy Football | NSD25 | Ayden Webb Description: </video> <video> Cowboy Football | NSD25 | Isaiah Kema Description: </video> <video> Cowgirl Basketball with Director of Player Development Robyne Bostick - Orange Power Podcast Description: Cowgirl Basketball with Director of Player Development Robyne Bostick - Orange Power Podcast </video> <video> Cowboy Football | NSD25 | Chase Pinkston Description: </video> <video> Cowboy Football | NSD25 | Simona Fuailetolo Description: </video> <video> Cowboy Basketball with Robert Guster - Orange Power Podcast Description: Cowboy Basketball with Robert Guster - Orange Power Podcast </video> <video> Oklahoma State vs. UNLV - Men's College Basketball 1999-2000 Description: Full game: #14 Oklahoma State vs. UNLV - December 18, 1999 from the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Efforts have been made to clean up the video, but the game tape has deteriorated since its original recording. AP recap: For one half, UNLV appeared ready to show it could beat a ranked team. Then Glendon Alexander took over, and No. 14 Oklahoma State put on a show of its own. Down 42-38 early in the second half, Alexander keyed a 17-2 run that put Oklahoma State ahead for good and quieted the crowd in the second game of the Las Vegas Showdown. "Glendon hit some big shots and let us get out in front of them," Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton said. "In the second half we just played more intense. It was the first home loss for UNLV (6-2), which made just one of its first 22 3-pointers before connecting on two in the final minutes. Alexander, who averages 12.1 points a game off the bench, scored his points in the span of 2 minutes as the Cowboys went on a 14-0 run to take a 55-44 lead with 14:26 left. Alexander had 18 points for the Cowboys, who were led by Desmond Mason with 23. "We played hard, but the bottom just fell out on us," UNLV coach Bill Bayno said. With Oklahoma State trailing 44-43, Alexander hit a short jumper and followed it with a dunk off a steal for his first points. He then made two 3-pointers before Mason put the finishing touches on the run with two free throws. UNLV could get no closer than 64-56 with 9:39 left, as Oklahoma State slowed the game down and tried to take as much time off the clock as possible with each possession. Kaspars Kambala led UNLV with 18 points, while Trevor Diggs had 14. UNLV, which had lost only to North Carolina, forced the tempo with defensive pressure in the first half. It paid off with the Runnin' Rebels forcing 15 turnovers and making eight steals. There were 10 lead changes in the first half, with UNLV taking a 40-38 halftime lead on Kambala's layup with 4 seconds left. A basket by Dickel to open the second half gave UNLV its biggest lead at 42-38. But the Cowboys went on a 17-2 run and never looked back. </video> <video> Oklahoma State vs. Texas - Men's College Basketball 1999-2000 Description: Full game: #12 Oklahoma State vs. #14 Texas - January 19, 2000 from Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater. AP recap: Desmond Mason broke out of a slump by scoring 30 points Wednesday night and No. 12 Oklahoma State made clutch free throws in the closing minutes to hold off No. 14 Texas 73-65. Mason had totaled just 20 points in the Cowboys' three previous games against Division I competition. But he had 14 straight during one first-half stretch and scored the first eight of the second half to give Oklahoma State (14-1, 3-0 Big 12) the lead for good. His total was two short of his career high. Chris Mihm, who fouled out in the final minute, had 24 points for Texas (11-5, 3-1). Gabe Muoneke, coming off a 30-point effort against Oklahoma, and Darren Kelly each had 13. Mason's 14-point surge in the first half included 11 in a three-minute span during which the Cowboys turned a 17-10 deficit into a 21-18 lead. Mason didn't score over the final 9:16 of the half, however, when the Cowboys struggled to find open shots and made just three field goals. They trailed 30-29 at halftime. But Mason made sure to get the ball early in the second half. He opened with two free throws, added a baseline jumper off an inbound pass, another baseline shot two minutes later and a jumper from the right wing that made the score 37-30. While Mason was heating up, Texas was going nearly four minutes without a basket - three missed shots and three turnovers. Glendon Alexander, who scored 15 of his 17 points in the second half, had a 3-pointer in transition and two free throws to give the Cowboys their biggest lead, 54-41 with 6:36 to play. Texas got as close as five twice in the late going, but Oklahoma State sealed the victory by going 12-of-14 from the free throw line over the final 1:48. Texas shot just 44 percent and Oklahoma State 43 percent, no surprise considering they are two of the top defensive teams in the Big 12. </video> <video> Cowboy Football | NSD25 | Draden Fullbright Description: </video>

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