Postgame Notes

Dec. 29, 2012

Oklahoma Team Notes

• Oklahoma's 28 3-point attempts (12 made) were its second most of the season. The Sooners made 17 of 38 3-pointers versus Oregon on Nov. 24.

• Oklahoma added two players from its volleyball team on Dec. 26 to add depth to a roster depleted by injuries. Redshirt freshman forward Tara Dunn and redshirt sophomore guard Eden Williams played in their first appearance with the Sooners' women's basketball team. OU has played all members on its active roster in each game this season.

• Oklahoma's 55 rebounds were its second most of the season behind 62 grabbed against Creighton in OU's season opening victory.

• Oklahoma's 23 assists were its second most of the season, trailing 26 made against Oregon.

Senior Forward Joanna McFarland

• Joanna McFarland totaled double-digit rebounds for the fourth straight game and nine or more boards for the eighth time in the last nine games.

• McFarland's 2-for-3 3-point shooting matched her season best, an identical mark against Arkansas on Nov. 23.

Junior Guard Morgan Hook

• Morgan Hook matched a season low with five points, but her seven assists were her second most this season. Hook totaled eight assists in OU's loss to UCLA.

Junior Center Nicole Griffin

• Nicole Griffin scored 11 points -- her fourth straight game in double figures.

Junior Guard Aaryn Ellenberg

• With a 5-for-9 performance from 3-point range Saturday, Aaryn Ellenberg is 14 of 23 (.609) from beyond the arc in her last three games. Ellenberg is the Big 12 lead in 3-point makes and percentage.

• Ellenberg seven rebounds were a season high.

Sophomore Guard Sharane Campbell

• Sharane Campbell made her first 3-pointers of the season (2-for-5) after entering the game 0-for-13. Campbell was a 33 percent 3-point shooter last season as a freshman, hitting 11 of 33.

• Campbell set a career high with six assists versus Cal State Northridge and matched another career high with two blocks. Campbell's three steals were a season high.

Junior Forward Portia Durrett

• Portia Durrett, a junior college transfer, totaled Division I career highs with 14 points and 10 rebounds -- her first double-double with Oklahoma. Durrett made six of her seven field goal attempts, including two