Cartwright's 17 lead Tulsa women to 64-62 overtime win over No. 19 Oklahoma State
Mady Cartwright scored 17 points and forced overtime with late free throws as Tulsa earned its first win over a ranked team.
- On Thursday, the Tulsa Golden Hurricane upset Oklahoma State 64-62 in overtime at Reynolds Center, marking their first win against a ranked opponent in 55 attempts.
- Shooting just 33% from the floor and 17% from beyond the arc, the Oklahoma State Cowgirls struggled offensively. Foul trouble further limited starters Audi Crooks and Yuting Deng, disrupting their rhythm.
- Mady Cartwright scored 17 points, including two free throws with 58 seconds remaining to force overtime. Alisha Peavy added 12 points and 11 rebounds as Tulsa shot 40% from 3-point range.
- Unable to overcome a 7-point deficit in overtime, Oklahoma State failed to make a field goal in the final 3:25 of the extra frame, sealing the loss.
- Tulsa hosts Texas Southern on Sunday, while Oklahoma State travels to face South Dakota State on Sunday as both teams look to move forward from Thursday's result.
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Cartwright's 17 lead Tulsa women to 64-62 overtime win over No. 19 Oklahoma State
Mady Cartwright scored 17 points and Alisha Peavy added 12 points and 11 rebounds as the Tulsa women upset No. 19 Oklahoma State 64-62 in overtime on Thursday night
Tulsa stuns Audi Crooks, Oklahoma State women's basketball for first top-25 win ever
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BVM Sports USTulsa Makes History with Win Over No. 19 Oklahoma State
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa (2-1) beat No. 19 Oklahoma St. (3-1) 64-62 on Thursday after Alexa Kinas put Tulsa ahead with 36 seconds left in overtime. The win was the first over a ranked opponent in program history for Tulsa women's basketball. Tulsa finished with 10 3-pointers and eight blocks despite committing 21 turnovers.
Cowgirls fall in overtime at Tulsa, 64-62 - Oklahoma State University Athletics
TULSA — 17 points from Audi Crooks and 15 rebounds by Stailee Heard wasn't enough as the No. 22/19 Oklahoma State women's basketball team dropped its first contest of the season in an overtime road loss at Tulsa, 64-62, Thursday night in the Donald W. Reynolds Center.
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