Postgame Notes: Oklahoma State 79 Austin Peay 63

The Cowboys are forcing 15.17 turnovers per game. In the first half of this game they forced 11. They finished the game forcing 20 turnovers.
The Cowboys bench continues to be a focal point of their offense. Their bench outscored the Governors' 43-6.
Jeffrey Carroll led the Cowboys with 17 points and 5 rebounds. In his four games this year, he has led the Cowboys in scoring twice. With his five rebounds, Carroll now has 401 defensive rebounds in his career.
Tavarius Shine pulled in some big offensive rebounds for the Cowboys when the offense was struggling. He finished with 12 points and 3 rebounds, which were all offensive.
Thomas Dziagwa provided another lift off the bench for the Cowboys. He finished with 11 points and he remained perfect at the free throw line for his career.
The Cowboys made 11 three-pointers in this game, which ties for the 5^th highest total in school history.
OSU trailed for just 44 seconds in this game, which means OSU has trailed for a total of just 2:23 in five home games this season.
Mitchell Solomon recorded two offensive rebounds, which gives him 214 for his career. He is now tied for eighth in OSU history with Chianti Roberts. He finished the game with 8 points and nine rebounds. He also had three blocks, which ties for his season high.
The Cowboys continue to share the wealth on offense. They had four Cowboys finish the game in double figures. Lindy Waters was the fourth Cowboy to score in double figures. He finished with 12 points.
Gallagher-Iba Arena is one of the toughest venues for opponents in the country. Since 1989, the Cowboys are now 209-6 (.967) in non-conference games in GIA.
OSU has now won 14 straight non-conference games dating back to December of 2015.
OSU has made at least one 3-pointer in 554 consecutive games dating back to Jan. 13, 2001.

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Players Mentioned

Jeffrey Carroll

Thomas Dziagwa

Tavarius Shine

Mitchell Solomon

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