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Oklahoma basketball: Trae Young breaks program freshman 3-point record

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Freshman guard Trae Young shoots a three point shot during the game against TCU Jan. 13.

 Caitlyn Epes/The Daily

STILLWATER, Oklahoma — Freshman guard Trae Young broke the program record for the number of 3-point shots made by a freshman Saturday against Oklahoma State. 

Young, now with 71 made threes, broke Tommy Mason-Griffin's record of 70 shots from deep in 2010. 

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The freshman broke the record in only 18 games played. He logged 10 shots against TCU last weekend for the program's second-most 3s in a single contest and broke the record for assists made by a freshman in the same game. 

Current Sooner sophomore guard Kameron McGusty now resides on the list at No. 9 — he finished his rookie season with 38 successful shots from downtown. 

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