LAWTON – Oklahoma Baptist (1-0) pummeled Cameron University (0-1) on Monday, winning 82-40 inside Aggie Gymnasium. It was the fewest points allowed by the Bison to a NCAA Division II opponent since the program started its jump to D2 in 2015-16.

Key Leaders

• Freshman Claire Hooker came off the bench and scored a team-high 14 points on 6-of-10 shooting.
• Newcomer Reese Hoadley added 12 points and five rebounds.
• Junior Katelyn Davis had 11 points and a career-high 12 rebounds.
• As a team, 11 different players scored for OBU.

What Went Right

• Complete team effort. On the offensive end, the Bison shot 50.8 percent overall, made the right pass often and were completely unselfish on the floor. Defensively, OBU allowed the hosts to make just three 3-pointers and held the Aggies to a dismal 21.7 percent shooting effort (13-of-60).
• A quick start. OBU led 12-0 before the first media timeout at the 4:08 mark of the first.
• Solid shooting. OBU outscored Cameron 50-20 in the paint. Plus, the Bison made 27-of-44 of their two-point shots. That's 61.4 percent. That'll do.
• Quick hands. By game's end, the Bison notched 10 steals and held a 19-10 advantage in points off turnovers.
• Rebounding. The green and gold had a plus-22 advantage in that category, 47-25.

What Went Wrong

• Not much. The Bison did commit 14 turnovers that were converted into 10 Aggies points.
• OBU shot just 6-of-21 from deep, a 28.6 percent clip.

On the Horizon

• The Bison head to Tahlequah to face Rogers State and Northeastern State on Nov. 13-14 during the GAC-MIAA Challenge.