Postgame Notes: OSU at Texas A&M - Oklahoma State University Athletics

rv/rv Texas A&M 88, Oklahoma State 69

Nov. 12, 2026 | College Station, Texas

Records: OSU: 2-1, TAMU: 4-0

1st 2nd Final

OKST 37 32 - 69

TAMU 50 38 - 88

Team Leaders:

Pts: Clary (14), Felesi (14), Natt (12), Halaifonua (10)

Reb: Felesi (8), Allmond, Burks (5), Halaifonua (5), Natt (5)

Ast: Walker (5)

Blk: Felesi (2)

Stl: Natt (3)

Team Notes:

After averaging 104.5 points on 53.7% shooting through two home victories, OSU was held to 69 points on 30.3% shooting (20-of-66) in its first road game. The Cowboys also made just 6-of-30 three-pointers (.200).
Texas A&M shot 51.0% (26-of-51), including 12-of-25 (.480) from three. The Aggies built a 50-37 halftime lead behind 58.6% field-goal shooting and seven first-half three-pointers.
OSU's defense generated 19 Texas A&M turnovers, which the Cowboys turned into 26 points.
The Cowboys also collected 20 offensive rebounds and finished with advantages in second-chance points (15-13) and points off turnovers (26-18).
OSU became the first Texas A&M opponent to commit fewer than 20 turnovers, finishing with 16.
The Cowboys made 23-of-29 free throws (.793), but were limited to 11 assists after combining for 45 in their first two games.
OSU's bench scored 18 points after averaging 66.0 in the first two games.
The loss snapped a two-game Cowboy winning streak against Texas A&M. OSU leads the all-time series 33-19 (12-11 in College Station).
OSU dropped just its fifth non-conference regular season game under Lutz (22-5) and just its third in the month of November (13-3).

Individual Notes:

Freshman guard Anthony Felesi recorded career-highs in points (14) and rebounds (8) with all of them coming on the offensive glass.
Felesi's eight offensive rebounds tied in OSU single-game record for a guard, matching Marcus Smart (Feb. 2, 2013 at Kansas) and Maurice Baker (Nov. 17, 2001 against Austin Peay).
Felesi's eight offensive boards also tied for the second-most ever by a Cowboy freshman, trailing only Ivan McFarlin (10 vs. Nebraska, Jan. 23, 2002). Smart (Feb. 2, 2013 at Kansas) and Byron Houston (Jan. 21, 1989 at Missouri) also had eight.
In his first extended action, fifth-year guard Kanye Clary tied for the OSU lead with 14 points. Clary has scored in double figures in eight of his last 10 games dating back to February 24.
Fifth-year guard Kashie Natt scored a season-high 12 points.
Junior center Julius Halaifonua scored in double figures for the second consecutive game. The Auckland, New Zealand, native scored 10 points tonight after logging 13 against Queens last Friday.

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