Associated Press
MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Short-handed and far from home, Oklahoma State did something it hadn't done since Eddie Sutton played for the Cowboys.
James Anderson scored 30 points and Obi Muonelo hit two key 3-pointers in the final minutes Saturday, lifting underdog Oklahoma State to a 73-69 victory over No. 10 Kansas State. It had been just six days since the crestfallen Wildcats (16-3, 3-2 Big 12) beat No. 1 Texas on the same floor.
It had been 52 years since Oklahoma State (15-4, 3-2) beat a top 10 team on the road. Sutton, the former Oklahoma State coach, was a forward when the Cowboys beat No. 2 Kansas 52-50 in 1958.
Kansas State sliced a six-point deficit to one on Curtis Kelly's two free throws with 26.9 seconds to go. But the Wildcats fouled on each of their next two possessions. Nick Sidorakis iced the victory with a pair of free throws with 5 seconds to go in a rough-and-tumble game that included three technical fouls and 36 turnovers.
Anderson, the Big 12's leading scorer, missed only one of 11 free throws and was 9 for 18 from the floor while tying his season high.
Denis Clemente had 19 points for Kansas State and Curtis Kelly had 13.
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Connecticut 88, No. No. 1 Texas 74: STORRS, Conn. -- Jerome Dyson scored a career-high 32 points and Connecticut overcame a 10-point second-half deficit to upset top-ranked.
It was the Longhorns' second consecutive loss.
The Huskies (13-6) outscored Texas (17-2) 54-32 in the second half and earned their first win over a ranked opponent this season in five attempts.
Damion James had 23 points and seven rebounds and Avery Bradley scored 15 for Texas.
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No. 3 Kansas 84, Iowa State 61: AMES, Iowa -- Cole Aldrich tied a season high with 19 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and the No. 3 Jayhakws won their fourth straight to stay perfect in the Big 12.
Marcus Morris added 16 for Kansas (18-1, 4-0), which closed the first half on a 25-11 run and extended its lead to as much as 67-45 in the second half.
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No. 25 Baylor 71, Massachusetts 45: WACO -- Ekpe Udoh and Tweety Carter each scored 23 points as the No. 25 Bears extended their home winning streak to a school-record 11.
LaceDarius Dunn added 15 points for the Bears (15-3), though he fell short of becoming the first Baylor player in 12 seasons to have five consecutive 20-point games.
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Texas Tech 75, Oklahoma 65: LUBBOCK -- Mike Singletary had 24 points and 10 rebounds to lead Texas Tech over Oklahoma.
The Red Raiders (14-5, 2-3 Big 12) pulled ahead in the final three minutes, closing the game on a 10-1 run.
Tommy Mason-Griffin scored 26 points to lead OU (11-8, 2-3).
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Missouri 70, Nebraska 53: COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Reserve Miguel Paul scored a career-best 15 points, with 10 coming during a 15-1 second-half run that helped Missouri put away Nebraska.
Justin Safford added nine points and 11 rebounds and Zaire Taylor had 12 points for the Tigers (15-4, 3-1 Big 12).
Sek Henry had 15 points for Nebraska (12-7, 0-4).
Women
Missouri 70, No. 10 Baylor 62: COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Jessra Johnson scored 19 points to lead Missouri to its first Big 12 win of the season with a victory over Baylor.
Baylor has lost three of four.
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No. 7 Nebraska 71, Kansas State 56: LINCOLN, Neb. -- Kelsey Griffin had 22 points and 12 rebounds, Yvonne Turner scored 20 points.
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No. 13 Oklahoma 81, Kansas 69: NORMAN, Okla. -- Nyeshia Stevenson scored 21 of her 22 points during an 8-minute stretch as Oklahoma gave coach Sherri Coale her 300th career victory.
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Iowa State 73, No. 20 Texas 71, OT: AUSTIN -- Kelsey Bolte scored 19 points, including hitting a 3-pointer that put Iowa State up for good in overtime.
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