Oregon State - Stanford Post Game Notes
February 19, 2009 | Men's Basketball
Feb. 19, 2009
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
• Tonight's announced attendance was 6,229.
• Oregon State will return to action Saturday, Feb. 21, as the Beavers host the California Golden Bears in a 2 p.m. contest that will be aired by FSN Northwest.
TEAM NOTES
• Head coach Craig Robinson recorded his 12th victory at Oregon State.
• Thursday's meeting between Oregon State and Stanford was the 126th all-time. The Beavers lead the all-time series 68-58 and hold a 35-23 lead when playing in Corvallis.
• With the win the Beavers sweep the season series against Stanford. The Beavers haven't swept the Cardinal since the 1992-93 season and was the first sweep of a Pac-10 opponent since Beavers swept Arizona State in 2006-07.
• The current six conference wins are the most by Oregon State since the 2004-05 season (8).
• Oregon State held Stanford's leading scorer, Anthony Goods (16.4 ppg) scoreless on the night.
• Oregon State shot 74.1 percent from the free-throw line (20-for-27). Oregon State had been shooting 62.9 percent on the season.
• Oregon State held the Cardinal to just 17 first half points, a season low in a half for the Cardinal. 54 points in a contest ties for Stanford's season low.
• Oregon State forced nine first half turnovers and 15 for the game.
• The Beavers held the Cardinal to no points in the paint in the first half.
• The Cardinal was held to just 31.6 percent from the field in the first half.
• The Beavers held a 24-12 points in the paint advantage.
• Six players recorded multiple rebounds for the Beavers.
• Oregon State outrebounded the Cardinal 32-20. 20 rebounds for the Cardinal is a season low.
• The Beavers shot 53.8 percent from the field on 21-of-39 shooting to Stanford's 41.7 percent on 20-of-48.
• The Beaver bench chipped in 22 points.
PLAYER NOTES
• Junior Roeland Schaftenaar scored a game high 26 points on 8-of-11 shooting (8-for-11 FT), marking his ninth double-digit scoring performance and third 20-plus point game this season. 26 points is a career best and a season-high for any Oregon State player.
• Sophomore Calvin Haynes recorded his 15th double-digit scoring performance with 17 points.
• Junior Seth Tarver recorded a game high four steals making for his 12th multiple steal performance. Four steals ties Tarver's career best.
• Tarver recorded a game high six rebounds.
• Schaftenaar recorded a game high two blocked shots.
• Freshman Kevin McShane recorded a career best four rebounds and tied his career best with two points.
