Oregon State Post-Game Notes
November 19, 2011 | Men's Basketball
Nov. 19, 2011
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Oregon State vs. Texas
TicketCity Legends Classic Championship Round
November 19, 2011
IZOD Center
East Rutherford, N.J.
Team Notes
• Oregon State reached the 100-point plateau for the first time since it defeated UC San Diego, 116-78, on Nov. 25, 1997.
• This is the fourth consecutive game the Beavers have scored 80 or more points; the first time the program has done that since Jan. 25 to Feb. 3, 1990 when they scored that many against USC (92), UCLA (80), California (98) and Stanford (84).
• Oregon State's last win in overtime came against Stanford on March 25, 2009. The Beavers defeated Stanford, 65-62, to advance to the CBI Finals.
• Oregon State utilized the same starting lineup for the fourth consecutive game, with Ahmad Starks and Jared Cunningham at guard, Joe Burton and Devon Collier at forward and Angus Brandt at center.
• The Beavers took the early lead, 3-0, and have opened the game with the lead in three of their four games this season.
Player Notes
• With 37 points, Jared Cunningham beat his previous career-high by two points after scoring 35 in the team's last game against Hofstra. He is the first Beaver to score 30 or more points in back-to-back games since Corey Benjamin turned the trick in three consecutive games from Jan.-Feb. 1998. Benjamin poured in 36 against Oregon (Jan. 31), 33 against USC (Feb. 5) and 34 against UCLA (Feb. 7).
• Cunningham also had career-highs with rebounds (9), field goals attempted (18), free throws made (20) and free throws attempted (23).
• Angus Brandt had a career-high 14 points after tying his career-high in the last game against Hofstra with 13 points. He also had career-highs with three-pointers made (3) and three-pointers attempted (4).
• Kevin McShane had career-highs with six points and two blocked shots.
• Joe Burton led the team in assists for the fourth time in four games this season with four against Texas (Roberto Nelson also had four).
• Devon Collier tied a career-high with three steals.
