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Oklahoma Postgame Notes

OU 90, TCU 66

Dec. 3, 2007

• Sophomore guard Tony Crocker scored a career-high 24 points (his previous high was 19 last year versus Villanova) and tied a career high with nine rebounds.  He scored 20 first-half points with the help of 6-for-7 3-point shooting.  He did not attempt a 3-pointer after halftime.
 
• Crocker made his first four 3-point attempts.  Sunday's game was his third this year of making at least four 3-pointers.
 
• Crocker entered the game shooting .500 from the field and .458 from 3-point range.  He is now shooting .542 and .548, respectively, on the year.
 
• Oklahoma's 90 points marked its most in a true road game since Feb. 17, 1996, a 119-88 win at Colorado.
 
• OU shot .545 from the field, marking the fourth time in eight games it has posted a figure above .500.
 
• The Sooners' 50 rebounds were a season high (previous high was 44 versus Alcorn State), as were their 18 offensive boards and their 17-board advantage (TCU entered the game averaging 47 rebounds but finished with 33).
 
• Omar Leary, who entered the game with 10 assists on the year, racked up eight against the Horned Frogs against two turnovers.  He added seven points and two steals.
 
• Austin Johnson, who finished with a career-high eight rebounds, scored 11 of his 13 points in the second half when he was 3-for-3 from 3-point distance.  The junior has made six treys over the last two games.
 
• Junior Taylor Griffin registered a career-high four blocked shots in 19 minutes of action off the bench.
 
• Freshman Blake Griffin played 22 minutes and finished with 15 points, three boards, three assists and two steals.  Four of his seven field goals were dunks.
 
• For the first time this year, Oklahoma turned the ball over more than its opponent.  The Sooners had 17 turnovers to TCU's 11.  OU's 24 assists, however, were a season high by four.
 
• OU canned 12 3-pointers (one shy of a season high) on 23 attempts.  It shot better from 3-point range (.522) than it did from the free throw line (.462).
 
• Oklahoma led by as many as 37 points (90-53), but TCU scored the game's final 13 points to make the final margin 24.

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