1.)  Oklahoma’s leading scorer, Steven Pledger, only shot 2 for 11 from the field.  Credit Chris Babb’s defense for that.
2.)  Like I said, Pledger is OU’s top scorer and he was held to 7 points.  Also, Andrew Fitzgerald was held to only 1 basket.  When the Cyclones and Sooners played the first time in early February, Fitzgerald scored 27 points.  Again, great job by the defense.
3.)  The Sooners had 8 more FGAs and still didn’t make as many shots as the Clones.
4.) Â Scott Christopherson had a great day on Saturday as you can see by his stats.
5.) Â Besides the Baylor game, Chris Allen has been on a roll shooting the ball. Â He shot over 50% from behind the arc. Â Hopefully, Chris Allen can continue this run throughout the next couple of games.
6.)  Like the first ISU-OU game, Royce White wasn’t able to score a lot due to Lon Kruger’s defense.  Instead, White supplied his teammates as he dished out 8 of ISU’s 20 assists.
7.) Â Despite leaving the game early, Ejim still managed to pull in 14 rebounds.
8.) Â Once again, Percy Gibson came off the bench and pitched in for the Cyclones. Â Gibson is so efficient down low, making 4 of 7 FGAs on his way to 11 points. Â Percy Gibson can be a star for Iowa State in the future.
9.)  Making 50% of your 3-pointers isn’t too shabby.
10.) Â In the first game, Oklahoma outrebounded Iowa State by 10 which was the largest reason the game was close down in Norman. Â This time, the Cyclones cleaned it up and grabbed 11 more rebounds than the Sooners.
11.) Â 20 assists on 28 made shots is great.
12.) Â The Cyclones won the game comfortably even with losing the turnover battle by 5.
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