OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Lamond Murray had 18 points and broke the
California single-season scoring record as the Bears knocked off
cold-shooting Oregon State 74-44 Saturday.
	In what may have been the last home game for Murray, a junior,
and sophomore teammate Jason Kidd -- both are likely candidates to
enter the NBA draft -- neither player spent much time on the court
after the Bears (21-6 overall, 12-4 Pac-10) opened a 37-10 halftime
lead.
	After making a hook shot with 11:55 to play for a 50-19 lead,
Murray took a seat alonside Kidd, who was ailing from a stomach
virus. Murray's 651 points beat the old mark of 649 set in 1989 by
Leonard Taylor.
	Cal's lead eventually reached 36 points, 74-38, on a layup by
Olatunji Dean with 1:23 to play. Oregon State (6-19, 2-14) has lost
six straight and 11 of 12. The Beavers, 0-10 away from home, ended
their first winless road season since 1950. Their last six losses
have been by an average of 25 points.
	Kidd played just 15 minutes and scored two points with a
game-high five assists. He spent the first five minutes of game on
the bench, and the Bears shot 1-for-5 with three turnovers in their
first eight possessions without him.
	The score at that point was just 2-2.
	Oregon State missed 19 of its first 20 shots and still managed
to stay in the game, trailing only 16-6 with 9:00 left in the first
half.
	But over the next six minutes, California ran off 15 straight
points while the Beavers missed another nine shots in a row.
Michael Stewart's layup with 3:00 to play put Cal up 31-6.
	Only a pair of inside baskets by Kareem Anderson and Bobby
Edwards in the final two minutes brought the Beaver total to 10 by
halftime. Murray closed out the half with a put-back and fade-away
jumper, giving Cal a 37-10 lead.
	Shot selection contributed heavily to Oregon State's meager 13
perecent (4-for-32) first-half shooting. The Beavers missed 12
straight 3-point attempts until David Drakeford drained one with
14:00 remaining in the game.
	The Beavers shot just 23 percent (16-for-70) for the game.
Jerohn Brown, their leading scorer with 12, was 1-for-12 from the
field.
	Michael Stewart added 15 rebounds and four blocked shots for
Cal, while Monty Buckley had 16 points.