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Midway through the third quarter on Senior Night for the Oklahoma State women’s basketball team Monday, Loryn Goodwin intercepted an outlet pass.

She quickly drove to the basket for a layup when Dakota Vann, who committed the turnover for TCU, contested and fouled her hard. Goodwin, a senior, made the shot, but she hit the floor in agony, instantly losing her breath. After a media timeout, Goodwin returned to the court, swished the free throw and made a 3-pointer on the next possession, helping propel OSU (20-9 overall, 11-7 Big 12) to a victory.

Sitting in the media room, Good-

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win said the foul motivated her. She said her father, Trampas Goodwin, gave the perfect phrase to describe the situation.

“He was like, ‘Don’t kick a pit bull,’” Goodwin said. “He knows how I am. When I get mad, I channel

mine (emotions) really well to being better and playing better.”

Littell used the phrase while talking to the media, as well.

“They kicked the pit bull, and the pit bull got mad,” Littell said.

The victory also helped earn OSU

the No. 3 seed in the Big 12 tournament, in which it plays at 8:30 p.m.

Saturday against sixth-seeded West Virginia (20-10, 8-10) at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City.

OSU not only needed Oklahoma to lose to Texas on Tuesday, but it also had to win its final two regularseason games. After losing three straight games, OSU had to win in Morgantown, West Virginia, against the Mountaineers and at home against TCU last week.

The final piece fell into place when Texas beat the Sooners. Littell said there’s increased familiarity in the Big 12 tournament, so execution and playmaking ability wins games.

Realizing the venue for the tournament, Goodwin expressed excitement and a slight laugh.

“So, Oklahoma City (Thunder)

plays there?” Goodwin asked. “I didn’t even know that. I have never gotten to play in an arena like that, so that is incredible. It will be a huge experience for me.”

She said the Cowgirls are confident. Goodwin said she might have to keep her mentality from late in the game on Senior Night, but she is focused and ready. “(West Virginia) were saying, ‘Give her nothing easy’ during the last game,” Goodwin said. “If that is how they are going to be, they are going to bring the dog out in me, and let’s go.”

Nathan Hiatt is a sports media senior from Lansing, Michigan. He can be reached at nhiatt@okstate.edu.

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Cowboy seniors ready for final game in GIA Ca m e r on Jo u r dan Sports Editor @ ca m _jo ur da n

Mitchell Solomon grew up watching Oklahoma State basketball games in Gallagher-Iba Arena.

Saturday, he will play his final game as a Cowboy against Kansas at 3 p.m.

Solomon, Jeffrey Carroll, Kendall Smith and Tavarius Shine will be honored before the game at Senior Day ceremonies. Shine is a redshirt junior but is graduating in May, so OSU coach Mike Boynton wants to make sure he is recognized if his final game in Stillwater is Saturday.

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OSU vs. Kansas When: 3 p.m. Saturday Where: Gallagher-Iba Arena Watch: ESPN

against Iowa State on Tuesday, Carroll and Solomon became the first Cowboys since 1954 and the only duo in the Big 12 era to win in every conference venue. It’s something Solomon and Carroll say they will be proud of for the rest of their lives.

“I saw the pictures from the last time it happened,” Carroll said. “(The pictures) were black and white. That’s crazy.”

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OSU senior guard Jeffrey Carroll drives to the basket in the Cowboys’ 84-79 victory against Kansas in Allen Fieldhouse.

house the past six seasons, and Boynton credits his team’s resilience for knocking off Kansas on Feb. 3 in Lawrence, Kansas.

The Cowboys upset thenNo. 7 Kansas 84-79, and they have a chance to be the

first team to sweep a Bill Self team in conference play since Self has been Kansas’s coach.

The Jayhawks are hot, winners of five straight games and six of their past

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seven since their loss to OSU. Solomon said OSU has to come out aggressive to earn a victory in his final matchup in GIA. “It’s the same thing we’ve preached this whole season, is focus and play hard,” Solomon said. “If we play the right way and do the little things, we have a chance to beat anybody.”

Kansas’s Udoka Azibuike scored 20 points on 8-of-11 shooting in Lawrence, and he’s shooting 78 percent this season. Boynton said the Cowboys will have to find a way to slow Azibuike down, but offensively, Boynton knows his team can’t try to win the game on one shot.

Boynton said hero ball won’t win games, and he explained that his team playing together for 40 minutes in Lawrence was a big reason OSU pulled off the upset. He is looking for similar effort in OSU’s regular-season finale.

“Guys hurt themselves by trying to do too much,” Boynton said. “Everybody individually just has to do what they’re capable of.

We’ve got to get the best out of everybody, and that’s how we had success up there.”

Cameron Jourdan is a sports media senior from Edmond. He can be reached at sports.ed@ocolly.com.

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Tougher Big 12 results in lower projections for OSU d ekota G r egory editor-in-chief @ d e kotag r egory

Nick Piccininni is usually short-spoken, but when he and his teammates have underwhelming projections, he says more.

The Oklahoma State wrestling team had three wrestlers earn top spots in their brackets for this weekend’s Big 12 Wrestling Championships on Saturday and Sunday in Tulsa. The Cowboys had six No. 1 seeds last year before eight wrestlers claimed individual titles, as OSU broke a Big 12 tournament points record.

Piccininni, OSU’s 125-pounder, won his first Big 12 title last season, but not as a top seed.

“We don’t focus on that, really,” Piccininni said. “I think everyone has a goal set in their mind personally. I think we all know what we’re capable of doing. (It) doesn’t matter what the media has to say or what people project us.

I think everyone in the lineup knows exactly what they’re capable of doing.

“I think we’re gonna surprise people who speculated a certain kind of outcome or seeds. I think we’re ready. I think we’re gonna shock a lot of people.”

Piccininni is one of the three top seeds in No. 5 OSU’s lineup. Preston Weigel and Derek White earned the other No. 1 spots at 195 pounds and heavyweight, respectively. They’re also the only wrestlers with undefeated records against conference opponents.

“It tells you our conference FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018

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The Oklahoma State wrestling team celebrates after winning its fifth straight Big 12 championship last season.

is strong,” OSU coach John Smith said. “But I’d be real disappointed if we walked away from there with only (three) champions. … Compared to a year ago, I don’t know what we had, but it was a lot. A lot more than three.

That was an unusual year last year. I’m excited about what can happen in this conference in the next several years.”

The face of Cowboy wrestling, two-time national champion Dean Heil, is the No. 2 seed at 141 pounds, the most top-heavy bracket in the tournament. Wyoming’s Bryce Meredith is the top seed at the weight and is a candidate for the Dan Hodge Trophy, given to the best collegiate wrestler in the country.

Meredith beat Heil for the first time this season, 2-1 in the first tiebreaker during a dual at Wyoming. Heil was 3-0 against Meredith before then with wins in the Big 12 and NCAA tournament finals.

South Dakota State’s Seth Gross is another Hodge Trophy candidate and the No. 1 seed at 133 pounds.

Gross’s only loss this season

big 12 wrestling championships When: Saturday and Sunday Where: BOK Center in Tulsa Watch: flowrestling.org/finals on Fox Sports Oklahoma

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OSU 125-pounder Nick Piccininni celebrates after winning the Big 12 tournament last season.

was to Meredith in one of the biggest matches of the season, and Gross had to bump up to make it possible.

“You’re seeing the conference grow, and growing tougher,” Smith said. “You’re seeing teams’ recruiting is getting better. I think that’s great for everyone. I think it helps us prepare ourselves to have great NCAA Championships, every team in the conference. And if you’re not staying on top of it, you’re gonna fall off quickly in this conference.

“I think I kinda had a gut feeling when (the expansion) was materializing (in 2015).

The Big 12 name is strong in wrestling. Real strong.”

Dekota Gregory is a university studies senior from Locust Grove. He can be reached at editorinchief@ocolly.com.

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Oklahoma State’s Student Government Association passed a new code of conduct.

The implications of the new code of conduct could lead to internal investigations Isaac Dennis/O’COLLY of SGA or impeachment of Marcus Heald speaks during a student government meeting. student government members with gross neglect of conduct, degree, but it didn’t feel right,” Sga meeting according to the newly passed Sunrise Chebahtah, OSU When: 7 p.m. Wednesday code of conduct.

Music Industry Association Where: Student Union Case OSU’s SGA passed this president, said. “Then I found Study 2 new code of conduct and out about this degree. I fell in several other bills Wednesday love with it and wanted to get charity instead of the univerduring its weekly meeting in this organization going so that sity keeping it. the Student Union. we can share the joy.”

Sen. Amanda Bott’s bill SGA senator Heather The OK State Shakespeare passed and will enable stuHenderson authored multiple Troupe allows students to resolutions that granted regdents to take foreign language run their own productions of istered status to multiple new courses during the summer.

Shakespeare’s plays. clubs. The newly recognized Senators Marcus Heald and Other bills passed through clubs include the Intercultural Heather Henderson proposed SGA senate Wednesday Cooperation Association, a bill that calls for the federal included funding for special OSU Music Industry Asgovernment to work with state causes. Sen. Mason Russociation and the OK State governments to establish debt sell authored two bills that Shakespeare Troupe. passed to help sponsor Rooted forgiveness to keep teachers ICA is an organization from leaving Oklahoma.

Conferences and Engineers focused on the integration of There is a teacher shortstudents from the China Agri- Without Borders. age in Oklahoma because Engineers Without Borders cultural University to OSU’s the state’s teacher salaries are will use the funding to travel campus. below the national average, to Guatemala during spring “We can work as a group break to build rain-catching according to the resolution to lead our new students (to) systems in communities there drafted Jan. 31. get involved in OSU activiand provide solutions for The bill was passed and ties and get used to American water sustainability. will be forwarded to Will culture,” Sunny Guo, ICA Senators Kasitz, Smith and secretary, said.

Smethers, legislative aide of Thorley authored a bill that The OSU Music Industry U.S. Rep. Steve Russell.

Association focuses on a wide passed to contribute charitable events to the community. In variety of musical students Taelor Connell is a this bill, it was proposed the of all majors. This is the first strategic communications remaining money left in a year OSU is offering the junior from Edmond. She student’s meal plan each year music industry major. can be reached at taelor.

“I tried a regular music be offered as a donation to connell@okstate.edu.

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