BYU specializes in Cyclone heartbreak, overcoming Curtis Jones' heroic performance in win
- Richie Saunders scored 23 points, including a crucial 3-pointer with 49.1 seconds left, leading BYU to a 96-90 victory over Iowa State in the Big 12 Tournament quarterfinals.
- BYU set a tournament record by making 18 3-pointers while Iowa State was without key players Keshon Gilbert and Tamin Lipsey due to injuries.
- The teams combined for 31 made 3-pointers, also a Big 12 Tournament record, as they raced up and down the floor throughout the game.
- BYU, after trailing 72-64, went on an 11-0 run to regain the lead, finishing the game at the foul line by going 18 of 21.
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BYU outlasts Iowa State in high-scoring thriller
Richie Saunders recorded 23 points and five assists and Fousseyni Traore added 15 points to help No. 17 BYU produce a 96-92 victory over No. 12 Iowa State on Thursday to reach the semifinals of the Big 12 championship in…
Jones’ 31-point performance not enough for Iowa State to top BYU
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Behind a huge 31-point performance from senior guard Curtis Jones, Iowa State still could not get past BYU in its Big 12 quarterfinal game. An explosion of 3-point shots from both sides made it clear defense would be hard to come by, which showed in the 96-92 final score. Jones had to step up, as did the entire team, since guards Keshon Gilbert and Tamin Lipsey were out with groin injuries. “We want to get our guys healthy, bu…
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