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Jan. 11, 2011

	Final Stats | Game Notes | Quotes | Photos | Press Conference     1st 2nd F  Oklahoma 32 29 61  Baylor 36 38 74    Stats Comparison OU BU  Points 61 74  FG Made-Attempted 23-55 28-45  FG Percentage .418 .622  3P Made-Attempted 8-24 5-13  3P Percentage .333 .385  FT Made-Attempted 7-11 13-18  FT Percentage .636 .722  Rebounds 23 29  Turnovers 13 17    OU Stat Leaders BU   Pledger 17 Points 25 Jones   Thompson 6 Rebounds 8 Acy   Blair 6 Assists 4 Walton   2 players 3 Steals 5 Walton   Fitzgerald 1 Blocks 2 Jones    Related Links Gameday Central | 2010-11 Media Guide | Game Notes OU Season Statistics | Big 12 Statistics | NCAA Statistics Men's Basketball Blog | Video Library | OU All-Access

WACO, Texas (AP) -- Perry Jones III scored a career-high 25 points and LaceDarius Dunn added 16 as Baylor beat Oklahoma 74-61 Tuesday night for its record 15th straight home victory.

Dunn became only the second Baylor player to surpass 2,000 points for a career, while Quincy Acy added 15 points and a game-high eight rebounds for the Bears (12-3, 2-0 Big 12).

Steven Pledger led the Sooners (8-8, 0-2) with 17 points, and Cameron Clark added 16.

Baylor broke the Ferrell Center record it shared with Oklahoma. The Sooners were 14-0 on the Bears' home court and 26-0 against them in Big 12 play before Baylor swept the series last year.

The Sooners, who lost their last nine Big 12 games last year and this season's conference opener at Texas A&M, have now dropped 11 straight conference games. A loss at No. 12 Texas on Saturday would extend the streak to 12, Oklahoma's longest since losing 15 straight Big 6 contests in 1930-31.

Dunn scored on a drive with 17:07 left to crack the 2,000-point barrier. The senior has 2,009 points, leaving him 180 behind Terry Teagle on the school's all-time list and 247 behind all-time Big 12 leader Andre Emmett of Texas Tech.

Baylor never trailed, but Oklahoma kept it close for most of the second half as Pledger hit 4 of 6 shots from 3-point range.

Baylor jumped to a seven-point lead in the opening minutes and was in control until the final moments of the first half behind 12 points from Jones. But Carl Blair, Pledger and Clark poured in 3-pointers in the final 1:20 of the half to shave Baylor's 13-point lead to 36-32.

To that point, the Sooners had shot 36 percent from the field and made only 1 of 10 from beyond the 3-point line.