Eaton says he has to have ‘a big game'
Cowoys visit Texas to end regular season
STILLWATER — For five straight games, Byron Eaton was something else.
Watching him from Feb. 13 to March 1, it was hard for fans and foes alike to keep from shaking their heads in amazement. The point guard was averaging 20.6 points and five assists. He was dominating games. He was making his teammates better. He wasn't committing silly turnovers. He wasn't rolling around on the floor with an injury every game, t...
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