1988 Sooners Reunite Saturday

NORMAN, Okla. -- Twenty years ago, arguably the greatest team in Oklahoma men's basketball history lit up the Lloyd Noble Center scoreboard during a magical season that culminated with an appearance in the national championship game.

This weekend, they're coming back.

Members of Oklahoma's 1988 Final Four team will be in attendance Saturday when the Sooners host Texas A&M at 1 p.m. The returning players and coaches will be honored during a special halftime ceremony.

Reserved tickets for Saturday's game are sold out, but a limited number of restricted admission tickets will be available for $10 at the Lloyd Noble Center's North and East ticket windows starting at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Restricted admission ticket holders are allowed to sit in a vacant upper-level seat after tipoff. Fans should also check OU's Ticket Marketplace for reserved seats that may become available leading up to Saturday's game.

The OU-Texas A&M game is also "Cheer Like a Champion Day". White T-shirts will be placed in every seat of the Lloyd Noble Center. Come out and support your Sooners, both past and present.

1987-88 OKLAHOMA SOONERS

No.

Name

Class

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown

10	Mookie Blaylock	Jr.	G	6-0	177	Garland, Texas
	Big Eight Newcomer of the Year led OU in minutes and set an NCAA record with 150 steals on the season.

11	Jason Skurcenski	So.	G	6-2	172	Bartlesville, Okla.
	Walk-on affectionately known simply as "Ski" by the Oklahoma faithful.

14	Ricky Grace	Sr.	G	6-1	172	Dallas, Texas
	Senior guard set school records with 280 assists (7.4 apg) and 89 three-pointers on the year.

20	Art Pollard	Jr.	G	6-2	184	East Chicago, Ill.
	One of four juco transfers on the 1987-88 roster, he averaged 2.5 ppg and 0.7 rpg.

21	Mike Bell	Jr.	F	6-5	201	Montgomery, Ala.
	"The Helicopter" averaged a blocked shot in every four minutes of action he saw off the bench.

22	Tyrone Jones	Jr.	F	6-5	215	Washington, D.C.
	Oklahoma's top scorer off the bench at 6.3 points per game after transferring from junior college.

24	Terrence Mullins	Fr.	G	6-2	198	San Francisco, Calif.
	Freshman guard led the Sooners in bench minutes and shot 44.2 percent from behind the arc.

25	Harvey Grant	Sr.	F	6-8	200	Sparta, Ga.
	Earned All-America honors after averaging 20.9 points and a team-leading 9.4 rebounds per game.

32	Andre Wiley	Jr.	F	6-5	197	Flint, Mich.
	Juco transfer who contributed immediately with 6.0 points and 3.4 rebounds per contest.

33	Stacey King	Jr.	C	6-10	229	Lawton, Okla.
	All-American led Oklahoma in scoring with 22.3 points per game and blocked 2.6 shots per contest.

44	Dave Sieger	Sr.	F	6-5	207	San Bernardino, Calif.
	Still holds the NCAA Tournament record for his seven 3-pointers made vs. KU in the national title game.

50	Tony Martin	So.	F	6-7	230	Los Angeles, Calif.
	Sophomore big man averaged 3.7 points and 2.7 rebounds off the bench.

Legendary head coach Billy Tubbs guided Oklahoma to a 34-5 overall record and both the Big Eight regular season and tournament titles. OU earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament before ultimately advancing to the Final Four.

The Sooners set numerous school records along the way, many of which still stand today. Following is a list of their accomplishments. To read more about the 1988 Final Four team, click here.

Individual Single-Season Records

Games Played: 39, Blaylock, Grant, King and Sieger

Field Goal Attempts: 640, Harvey Grant

Assists: 280, Ricky Grace

Assists Per Game: 7.4, Ricky Grace

Steals: 150, Mookie Blaylock, NCAA Record

Steals Per Game: 3.8, Mookie Blaylock

Blocked Shots: 103, Stacey King

Blocked Shots Per Game: 2.6, Stacey King

Single-Game Postseason Records

Points: 37, Stacey King vs. Auburn (Second Round)

Field Goals: 14, Harvey Grant vs. Louisville (Sweet 16)
Stacey King vs. Auburn (Second Round)

3-Point FGs: 7, Dave Sieger vs. Kansas (Nat'l Championship)
NCAA Tournament Record

3-Point Attempts: 13, Dave Sieger vs. Kansas (Nat'l Championship)

Steals: 7, Mookie Blaylock vs. Kansas (Nat'l Championship)

Team Single-Season Records

Total Games: 39

Wins: 35

Total Points: 4,012

Scoring Average: 102.9

100-Point Games: 20

Field Goal Attempts: 3,094

Field Goals Made: 1,533

3-Point FG Attempts: 791

3-Point FGs Made: 299

Total Rebounds: 1,658

Total Assists: 862

Total Steals: 486