NCAA Women's Basketball

FINAL Sunday, January 31, 2010
Oklahoma State Cowgirls 67
–
Texas A&M Aggies 63
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OKST204767
TA&M283563

Team Stats

23-68
FG
24-65
34
Field Goal %
37
7-16
3PT
5-20
44
Three Point %
25
14-17
FT
10-14
82
Free Throw %
71
44
Rebounds
34
21
Offensive Rebounds
15
23
Defensive Rebounds
19
6
Assists
15
7
Steals
6
3
Blocks
5
0
Turnovers
0
21
Team Turnovers
18
0
Total Turnovers
0
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Points Off Turnovers
0
0
Fast Break Points
0
0
Points in Paint
0
15
Fouls
19
4
Largest Lead
14

Top Performers

OKST

  • Megan Byford · ·
  • Andrea Riley · ·
  • Precious Robinson · ·
  • Tegan Cunningham · ·

TA&M

  • Tyra White · ·
  • Sydney Colson · ·
  • Danielle Adams · ·
  • Sydney Carter · ·

Recent Plays

  1. 0:00 · 2nd Half End Game
  2. 0:04 · 2nd Half Toni Young Defensive Rebound.
  3. 0:04 · 2nd Half Sydney Colson missed Three Point Jumper.
  4. 0:08 · 2nd Half Andrea Riley made Free Throw.
  5. 0:08 · 2nd Half Andrea Riley made Free Throw.
  6. 0:08 · 2nd Half Foul on Sydney Carter
  7. 0:10 · 2nd Half Texas A&M 20 Second Timeout.
  8. 0:10 · 2nd Half Tanisha Smith made Two Point Layup.

Women's College Basketball News

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ESPN Shane Laflin How top 2027 women's basketball commits fit at their schools Breaking down South Carolina's five-star trio, plus more big women's basketball commitments for 2027-28. News Shane Laflin South Carolina adds Jordyn Palmer to top women's basketball recruiting class Jordyn Palmer, the No. 7 prospect in the 2027 SC Next 100, has committed to South Carolina, sealing the No. 1 recruiting class for the Gamecocks in this cycle. News UConn's Strong, USC's Watkins headline preseason AP All-America women's team UConn's Sarah Strong and USC's JuJu Watkins, who have won The Associated Press Player of the Year award the past two years, headline the preseason AP All-America women's college basketball team released Thursday. News Myron Medcalf Ex-Iowa State star Crooks left for Oklahoma State after 'honest conversations' Former Iowa State women's star Audi Crooks, who was second nationally in scoring last season, said she left the Cyclones for Oklahoma State after "honest conversations" with her former team.