Elgin Cook

ANALYSIS
Cook may have shot below 50 percent from the floor for the first time in six appearances on Saturday, but used a combination of six made field goals and 11 converted free throws to finish both Oregon's leading scorer against Oklahoma and with his best scoring total since Feb. 28. The senior forward also collected his 27th rebound in NCAA Tournament play and registered four assists for the third time in four showings in the defeat, which prevented UO from earning its second trip to the Final Four in school history. The 6-6, 205-pounder closes out 2015-16 having reached double figures in 20 of his final 21 starts and maintained a 15.2 point average in games played since the first of the year. A median 1.4 takeaways a contest this season also finds Cook the program's No. 1 in that respective category as well.