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tthehe RRECORDSECORDS three-time all-american WAYMAN TISDALE former head coach BILLY TUBBS 113 Carter Clark Crocker Gerber Godbold Griffi n individual RECORDS CAREER Field Goal Attempts: 34, Wayman Tisdale vs. UT San Antonio, Dec. 28, 1983; vs. Hawaii, Dec. 30, 1982; Alvan Adams vs. Iowa Games: 137, Darryl Kennedy, 1984-87 Tisdale’s Tallies One of the most prolifi c scorers in Big State, March 5, 1975 Conference Games: 64, Hollis Price, 2000-03 Eight Conference history, Wayman Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts): 1.000 (11-11), Games Started: 130, Tim McCalister, 1984-87 Tisdale averaged 24.5 points per game Alvan Adams vs. San Diego State, Jan. 5, 1974 Conference Games Started: 62, Hollis Price, 2000-03 as a freshman at Oklahoma, 27.0 as a 3-Point Field Goals: 11, Brent Price vs. Loyola Marymount, Minutes Played: 4,768, Tim McCalister, 1984-87 sophomore and 25.2 as a junior before Dec. 15, 1990 Points: 2,661, Wayman Tisdale, 1983-85 turning pro. The 6-9 lefty from Tulsa 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 19, Brent Price vs. Loyola Scoring Average: 25.6, Wayman Tisdale, 1983-85 scored 30 or more points 33 times in Marymount, Dec. 15, 1990 Rebounds: 1,048, Wayman Tisdale, 1983-85 his OU career. The Sooner with the 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 6 attempts): Rebounding Average: 12.8, Alvan Adams, 1973-75 second most 30-point games (16) is 1.000 (6-6), Michael Johnson vs. Kansas State, Jan. 23, 1999; Field Goals: 1,077, Wayman Tisdale, 1983-85 Stacey King (1990-94). Below is a list Terry Evans vs. UNLV, Dec. 9, 1989 Field Goal Attempts: 1,996, Tim McCalister, 1984-87 of Tisdale’s 30-point performances. Consecutive 3-Point Makes: 6, Michael Neal vs. Colorado, Feb. Field Goal Percentage (min. 500 attempts): .578, 15, 2006; Michael Johnson vs. Kansas State, Jan. 23, 1999; Wayman Tisdale, 1983-85 Nate Erdmann vs. Colorado, Feb. 12, 1997; Terry Evans vs. UNLV, 3-Point Field Goals: 259, Terry Evans, 1990-93 Dec. 9, 1989; Tyrone Jones vs. Texas A&M, Dec. 29, 1988 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 698, Terry Evans, 1990-93 Free Throws: 18, Corey Brewer vs. Tulsa, Dec. 28, 1996; Jeff 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 100 attempts): Webster vs. SMU, Feb. 2, 1994 .435 (81-186), Quannas White, 2002-03 Free Throw Attempts: 22, Corey Brewer vs. Tulsa, Dec. 28, 1996 Free Throws: 507, Wayman Tisdale, 1983-85 Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 attempts): 1.000 (18-18), Free Throw Attempts: 767, Wayman Tisdale, 1983-85 Jeff Webster vs. SMU, Feb. 2, 1994 Free Throw Percentage (min. 175 attempts): .861 Assists: 18, Michael Johnson vs. North Texas, Dec. 22, 1997; (358-416), Hollis Price, 2000-03 Jan Pannell vs. Oklahoma City, Jan. 12, 1983 Assists: 651, Terry Evans, 1990-93 Blocked Shots: 9, Jackie Jones vs. Texas, Jan. 13, 1990 Blocked Shots: 230, Al Beal, 1986-89 Steals: 13, Mookie Blaylock vs. Loyola Marymount, Dec. 17, 1988; Steals: 281, Mookie Blaylock, 1988-89 vs. Centenary, Dec. 12, 1987 SEASON Games: 39, Mookie Blaylock, 1987-88; Harvey Grant, 1987-88; Pts. Opponent Year RECORDS Stacey King, 1987-88; Dave Sieger, 1987-88 61 Texas-San Antonio ’83-84 Games Started: 39, Dave Sieger, 1987-88 55 Southwestern (Texas) ’84-85 the Minutes Played: 1,359, Mookie Blaylock, 1988-89 51 Abilene Christian ’82-83 Points: 932, Wayman Tisdale, 1984-85 46 Iowa State ’82-83 Scoring Average: 27.0, Wayman Tisdale, 1983-84 44 Hawaii ’82-83 Rebounds: 378, Wayman Tisdale, 1984-85 39 Georgia Tech ’82-83 Mookie Blaylock Rebounding Average: 13.3, Alvan Adams, 1974-75 37 Kansas State ’84-85 holds OU steals Field Goals: 370, Wayman Tisdale, 1984-85 37 Colorado ’84-85 records for a game Field Goal Attempts: 640, Harvey Grant, 1987-88; Wayman 36 Southern Cal ’83-84 (13), a season (150) Tisdale, 1984-85 36 Nicholls State ’83-84 and a career (281). Field Goal Percentage (min. 175 attempts): .627 36 Colorado (twice) ’83-84 (158-252), Al Beal, 1978-79 36 Oklahoma State ’83-84 3-Point Field Goals: 105, Nate Erdmann, 1996-97 36 Dayton ’83-84 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 257, Nate Erdmann, 1996-97 36 St. Mary’s ’82-83 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 60 attempts): 35 Loyola (Chicago) ’84-85 .473, Tim Heskett, 1998-99 34 Oklahoma City ’83-84 Free Throws: 211, Stacey King, 1988-89 34 Illinois ’82-83 Free Throw Attempts: 294, Stacey King, 1988-89 33 Iowa State ’84-85 Consecutive Free Throws Made: 36, Hollis Price, 2002-03 33 Southwestern (Kan.) ’83-84 Free Throw Percentage (min. 60 attempts): .929, 33 Syracuse ’83-84 Hollis Price, 2003-04 33 Nebraska ’83-84 Assists: 280, Ricky Grace, 1987-88 32 Northeast La. ’84-85 Blocked Shots: 103, Stacey King, 1987-88 32 Virginia Tech ’82-83 Steals: 150, Mookie Blaylock, 1987-88 32 Missouri ’82-83 31 Morehead State ’84-85 31 Manhattan ’84-85 SINGLE GAME 31 McNeese State ’83-84 Minutes Played: 51, Ryan Minor vs. Nebraska, Jan. 13, 1996 31 Nebraska ’83-84 Points: 61, Wayman Tisdale vs. UT San Antonio, Dec. 28, 1983 31 Missouri ’83-84 Rebounds: 28, Alvan Adams vs. Indiana State, Nov. 27, 1972 30 Oklahoma State ’84-85 Field Goals: 24, Wayman Tisdale vs. UT San Antonio, Dec. 28, 30 Kansas State ’83-84 1983 30 Kansas ’82-83 114 2006-07 OKLAHOMA MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Johnson Longar Maze Neal Sampson Walker team RECORDS SEASON Field Goal Attempts in a Half: 90, vs. U.S. Assists: 32, UNLV, Jan. 17, 1987 International (fi rst), Nov. 29, 1989 Blocked Shots: 16, Oklahoma State, Feb. 4, 1989 Games: 39, 1987-88 Field Goal Percentage: .661 (39-59), vs. Baylor, Steals: 17, Texas, Jan. 22, 1997; Loyola Marymount, Victories: 35, 1987-88 Feb. 26, 2005 Dec. 23, 1989 100-Point Games: 20, 1988-89 3-Point Field Goals: 17, vs. Loyola Marymount, Consecutive 100-Point Games: 9, 1988-89 Dec. 15, 1990; vs. North Texas, Dec. 29, 1989; vs. Points: 4,012 in 39 games, 1987-88 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME Nebraska, Feb. 21, 1987 Scoring Average: 102.9, 1987-88 Points: 47, Cliff Meely, Colorado, Feb. 15, 1971 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 38 vs. Loyola Rebounds: 1,658 in 39 games, 1987-88 Rebounds: 18, Byron Houston, Oklahoma State, Marymount, Dec. 15, 1990 Rebounding Average: 51.1, 1963-64 Feb. 18, 1991, and Jan. 27, 1990; Hank Gathers, Loyola 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts): Field Goals: 1,533, 1987-88 Marymount, Dec. 17, 1988; Derrick Chievous, Missouri, .800 (8-10), vs. Brigham Young, Nov. 11, 1986 Field Goal Attempts: 3,094, 1987-88 Feb. 6, 1988 Free Throws: 49, vs. Angelo State, Dec. 1, 1990 Field Goal Percentage: .519, 1979-80 Field Goals: 18, Cliff Meely, Colorado, Feb. 15, 1971; 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Jeff Fryer, Loyola SINGLE GAME Marymount, Dec. 23, 1989 OPPONENT SINGLE GAME Free Throws: 18, Dick Knostman, Kansas State, Feb. 14, the Points: 173 vs. U.S. International, Nov. 29, 1989 Points: 127, Arizona State, Dec. 20, 1963 1953 Points vs. Conference Opponent: 134 vs. Colorado, RECORDS Field Goals: 50, Michigan State, Dec. 21, 1963 Free Throw Attempts: 26, Dick Knostman, Kansas Feb. 27, 1988 Field Goal Attempts: 107, Loyola Marymount, State, Feb. 14, 1953 Combined Points: 284, OU (172) vs. Loyola Marymount Dec. 23, 1989 Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 attempts): (112), Dec. 15, 1990 Field Goal Percentage: .673 (33-49), Oklahoma State, 1.000 (16-16), Chauncey Billups, Colorado, Feb. 17, Points in a Half: 97 vs. U.S. International (fi rst), Feb. 28, 1996 1996 Nov. 29, 1989 3-Point Field Goals: 14, SMU, Jan. 3, 1996; Virginia Assists: 15, Andre Owens, Oklahoma State, Feb. 28, 1996; Victory Margin: 95, OU (146) vs. Northeastern Illinois Commonwealth, Dec. 8, 1990 James Jackson, West Texas State, Dec. 11, 1982 (51), Dec. 2, 1989 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 37, Texas, Jan. 31, 1996 Turnovers: 11, Eric Montalvo, UT Pan American, Rebounds: 86, vs. U.S. International, Nov. 29, 1989 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts): Jan. 2, 2005 Rebounds (Half): 51, vs. U.S. International (fi rst), .667 (10-15), Texas A&M, Feb. 1, 2006; 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    POSTGAME NOTES – Dec. 4, 2019 Marquette 75, Jacksonville 56 (FINAL) ● Wednesday’s meeting was the third between the two ● Marquette’s 13 assists in the first half is the most schools and the first since an 88-56 MU win on Nov. 28, recorded in the opening frame this season (previous 2011. MU leads the series 3-0. high was eight against USC on Nov. 29). ● Greg Elliott made his first start of the 2019-20 season ● MU’s 17 assists is its second-highest mark this and fifth of his career. He posted seven points, five season (18 against Loyola Maryland). rebounds and three assists in 31 minutes. ● MU had five first half turnovers, its second-lowest total of ● Sacar Anim scored MU’s first seven points of the night the season (four vs. Purdue on Nov. 13). and finished with 19. He had 21 points in Marquette’s ● MU improves to 5-0 this season when holding its last game against then-No. 5 Maryland on Dec. 1. opponents to 65 points-or-less and when recording a ● Due to concussion protocol, Markus Howard sat out of higher field goal percentage. Wednesday’s meeting against Jacksonville. It is the first ● After posting a season-high 11 rebounds in Sunday’s time since his sophomore season of 2017-18 that he loss to Maryland, graduate student Jayce Johnson had a wasn’t in the starting lineup. season-best eight points. ● Jamal Cain recorded a career-high of 12 rebounds and tied a season-best with eight points. ● Theo John scored 11 points, his highest mark since scoring 15 against Butler on February 20, 2019.