Oklahoma State

Official Name: 
Oklahoma State University
Nickname: 
Cowboys
Mailing Address: 

Gallagher-Iba Arena
220 Athletics Center
Stillwater, OK 74078

Website: 
www.okstate.com
Telephone: 
(405) 744-7714
Fax: 
(405) 744-7754
Enrollment: 
31,000
Arena: 

Gallagher-Iba Arena
Capacity: 13,611
Year Opened: 1938

School Colors: 
Orange and Black
Conference: 

Big 12 (since 1997)
Former Member of SWC (1918 and 1922-25), Missouri Valley (1926-57) and Big Eight (1959-96)

Final AP Top 10 Rankings: 

(6) 1949, 1951, 1953, 1954, 2004, and 2005

NCAA Division I Tournament Appearances: 

(24) 1945, 1946, 1949, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1958, 1965, 1983, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009, and 2010
38-23 record (.623)
Reached Final Four in 1945 (1st), 1946 (1st), 1949 (2nd), 1951 (4th), 1995 (T3rd) and 2004 (T3rd)

NIT Appearances: 

(10) 1938, 1940, 1944, 1956, 1989, 1990, 1997, 2006, 2007, and 2008
6-11 record (.353)
Finished 3rd in 1938, 3rd in 1940 and 4th in 1944

All-Time Winningest Coach: 

Henry Hank Iba (36 years from 1935-70, 655-316 record, .675)

All-Time Scoring Leader: 

Byron Houston (2,374 points from 1989-92)

All-Time Rebounding Leader: 

Byron Houston (1,190 from 1989-92)

Single-Game Individual Scoring Record: 

Bob Kurland (58 points as senior vs. St. Louis on 2/22/46)

All-American Selections: 

(14) G James Anderson (2010), F Ambrose A.L. Bennett (1948), F Joey Graham (2005), C Bob Harris (1949), F Byron Houston (1992), C Bob Kurland (1944, 1945 and 1946), G John Lucas III (2004), C Bob Mattick (1954), G Gale McArthur (1951), C Bryant Reeves (1994 and 1995), G Jesse Cab Renick (1940)

NCAA Consensus First-Team All-Americans: 

(3) Bob Kurland (1944, 1945 and 1946)

NCAA Consensus Second-Team All-Americans: 

(5) Jesse Cab Renick (1940), Gale McArthur (1951), Bob Mattick (1954), Byron Houston (1992), James Anderson (2010)

Additional School Information on this Page:

Individual Single-Game Scoring Record Box Score
Coaching Chronolgy

Individual Single-Game Scoring Record Box Score:

Bob Kurland (58 vs. St. Louis)
February 22, 1946 (senior/19.5 ppg)

1

2

Total

Oklahoma A&M

38

48

86

St. Louis

16

17

33

Oklahoma A&M

Name

FG

FT

PTS

Bennett

3

0-0

6

Aubrey

1

1-1

3

Bradley

2

0-0

4

Halbert

1

0-0

2

Geyman

0

0-0

0

Kurland

25-38

8-12

58

Parks

4

1-2

9

Williams

1

0-0

2

Bell

0

0-0

0

Pitts

1

0-0

2

Totals

38

10-15

86

Percentages

.667

St. Louis

Name

FG

FT

PTS

Schatzman

0

1-2

1

Cullen

3

3-3

9

Weisner

2

0-1

4

Genetti

0

3-3

3

Green

0

0-0

0

Macauley

4

2-2

10

Miller

1

0-0

2

Raymonds

1

0-0

2

Dolan

1

0-0

2

Stencil

0

0-0

0

Totals

12

9-12

33

Percentages

.750
Coaching Chronology:

Coach

Seasons

Years

Record

W-L %

Best Season(s)

Record

Boyd Hill

1

1908

2-3

.400

1908

2-3

William Schrieber

2

1909-10

4-5

.444

1910

3-3

Paul J. Davis

3

1912-13, 1915

15-16

.483

1915

10-4

John Griffith

2

1916-17

18-12

.600

1917

11-4

Earl Pritchard

2

1918-19

11-15

.423

1919

5-5

James Pixlee

2

1920-21

3-21

.125

1921

2-9

John Maulbetsch

8

1922-29

75-75

.500

1925

15-3

George Roddy

2

1930-31

8-24

.250

1931

7-9

Harold James

3

1932-34

13-41

.241

1933

5-12

Henry "Hank" Iba

36

1935-70

655-316

.675

1946

31-2

Sam Aubrey

3

1971-73

18-60

.230

1971, 1973

7-19

Guy Strong

4

1974-77

39-66

.371

1975, 1976

10-16

Jim Killingsworth

2

1978-79

22-31

.415

1979

12-15

Paul Hansen

7

1980-86

107-89

.546

1983

24-7

Leonard Hamilton

4

1987-90

56-63

.471

1989

17-13

Eddie Sutton

16

1991-2006

364-145

.715

2004

31-4

Sean Sutton

3

2006-08

43-35

.551

2007

22-13

Travis Ford

3

2009-11

65-37

.637

2010

22-11
  • All-Time W-L Record: 1,517-1,055 (.590) from 1908 through 2011.
  • NOTES: Oklahoma State did not field a formal team in 1911 and 1914
  • Strong's record does not reflect forfeit awarded to Iowa State in 1976-77
  • Eddie Sutton's record does not reflect two forfeit victories awarded from Texas Tech in 1996-97 for using ineligible players
  • Head-coach designate Sean Sutton guided the Cowboys to a 4-6 record in 2005-06 after his father compiled a 13-10 mark before taking a medical leave of absence following an automobile accident.