STILLWATER — After starting the conference season 0-8, the Cowboys are tied for eighth in the Big 12 standings.
Oklahoma State pummeled Oklahoma 83-66 on Saturday afternoon in Gallagher-Iba Arena, marking the Cowboys’ first Bedlam win since beating the Trae Young-led Sooners in the Big 12 Tournament in 2018. Here are five thoughts from the contest.
1. Cam a Killer in Final Bedlam
Cam McGriff had played in eight Bedlam games entering Saturday, and he saved his best for last (unless they meet in Kansas City).
McGriff tied a career-high of 28 points and added seven boards all while spending a good chunk of the time guarding Sooner sharpshooter Brady Manek.