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Iowa State University Athletics
Saturday, February 5
Austin, Texas
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Cyclones Pull Off Overtime Upset of No. 20 Longhorns
02.05.2005 | Men's Basketball
AUSTIN, Texas - Tasheed Carr scored 13 points in overtime and Iowa State ended a 28-game road losing streak in the Big 12 with a 92-80 win over No. 20 Texas on Saturday.
The Cyclones got their first league road win in nearly four years after Will Blalock sent it into overtime with a short shot in the lane that tied it at 68 with 37 seconds left.
Carr took over from there. He opened the extra period with a 3-pointer from the left corner, followed it with another from the right and put back his own miss to make it 78-74.
Blalock hit two straight buckets and Carr hit two free throws and converted a 3-point play that made it 87-76 and sent the Texas fans heading for the exits.
Iowa State (11-8, 3-5) got its first road win in the Big 12 since beating Kansas State on Feb. 21, 2001. The losing skid started in its following game, in Austin.
The Cyclones have now won three in a row after dropping six straight in January. Iowa State ended that losing skid with a home win over No. 14 Oklahoma.
Carr finished with 22 points, Blalock had 15 and Curtis Stinson scored 17 for the Cyclones, who had six players score in double figures.
Daniel Gibson scored 23 to lead Texas (15-6, 4-4) and Brad Buckman had 20 points and 15 rebounds. But Buckman missed a free throw that would have given the Longhorns a three-point cushion with 49 seconds left before Blalock's tying shot.
Buckman had also missed a layup as the shot clock was winding down when Texas held a 67-63 lead.
Texas tried to hold the ball for a last shot in regulation, but Blalock tied up Gibson in the final seconds and forced a turnover.
Carr, who had made just seven 3-pointers all year, hit one on the first possession of overtime and Jared Homan followed it with a dunk that immediately set the tone for the final five minutes.
Iowa State, the worst 3-point shooting team in the Big 12 this season at 28 percent, hit 8-of-16 against Texas.
The Longhorns, meanwhile, one of the league's best teams from long range, was 6-of-30 and missed all five 3-pointers in overtime. Gibson and Buckman combined for just six points in the extra session.
Texas has lost three of its last four games since losing leading scorer P.J. Tucker for the season because of academic problems.
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