On Senior Night in Manhattan, Kansas State dropped an overtime thriller with Iowa State, 85-82. The Cyclones never trailed after halftime.
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Iowa State Leading At Halftime At No. 5 Kansas State, 42-33
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Manhattan, KS (Sports Network) - Scott Christopherson scored 18 points and made two key foul shots with 3.2 seconds left in overtime, as the Iowa State Cyclones upended fifth-ranked Kansas State, 85-82, in the regular-season finale for both clubs.
Craig Brackins fouled out late in the second half but still managed to pour in 19 points and pull down 12 rebounds for the Cyclones (15-16, 4-12 Big 12), who had lost their previous eight games against Kansas State.
Marquis Gilstrap added 13 points and 13 boards. LaRon Dendy and Justin Hamilton each chipped in 10 points for Iowa State, which will be the No. 11 seed in next week's Big 12 tourney.
Jacob Pullen's 27-point performance wasn't enough for the Wildcats (24-6, 11-5), who dropped their final two games heading into the conference tourney as the No. 2 seed coming off Wednesday's lopsided loss to Kansas.
Curtis Kelly donated 19 points for Kansas State, which lost to Iowa State for the first time since February 21, 2001.
This was the last home game for seniors Denis Clemente, Luis Colon, and Chris Merriewether. Clemente finished with 17 points.
Mar 06 7:16p by Adam Jacobi - 0 comments