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The TakeNov 12, 2026·By The Dyme

Mady Cartwright Scores 17 as Tulsa Hits 3 Overtime Threes to Upset No. 19 Oklahoma State 64-62

Tulsa made 10 of 25 threes, three of them in the first 95 seconds of overtime, and upset No. 19 Oklahoma State 64-62 on Thursday at the Reynolds Center.

Dyme card: Mady Cartwright Scores 17 as Tulsa Hits 3 Overtime Threes to Upset No. 19 Oklahoma State 64-62

Photo: Tulsa Athletics. Mady Cartwright, official roster headshot. Card design: The Dyme.

Tulsa beat No. 19 Oklahoma State 64-62 in overtime on Thursday night at the Reynolds Center, and the Golden Hurricane won it from behind the arc. Tulsa made 10 of 25 threes. Oklahoma State made 4 of 23, per the ESPN box score. Mady Cartwright led Tulsa with 17 points in 41 minutes and did not commit a turnover. Tulsa is now 2-1. Oklahoma State fell to 3-1. Attendance was 2,101.

Three threes in the first 95 seconds of overtime

Cartwright sent the game to overtime with two free throws at 0:58 of the fourth quarter to tie it 51-51, and neither team scored again in regulation, per the ESPN play-by-play. In overtime, Jade Clack hit a three at 4:39, Dora Toman hit one at 4:00 and Cartwright hit one at 3:25. That made it 60-53, Tulsa's largest lead of the night.

Oklahoma State came back. Stailee Heard scored a layup and Callin Hake hit a three to cut it to 60-58. Dora Toman answered with two free throws at 1:56, and Audi Crooks scored twice inside, the second on her own offensive rebound at 1:06, to tie it 62-62. Alexa Kinas made two free throws at 0:36 for a 64-62 lead. On the Cowgirls' last possession, Heard missed a layup at 0:06, Oklahoma State kept the ball, and Toman stole a Liv McGill pass with two seconds left.

Where the game was decided

By our count from the ESPN box, Tulsa scored 30 points on threes and Oklahoma State scored 12, an 18-point edge. Both teams made 12 free throws. Oklahoma State made 19 two-point baskets to Tulsa's 11, which closed 16 of those 18 points.

The Cowgirls won the paint, the offensive glass and the turnover count. They outscored Tulsa 36-20 in the paint, had 17 offensive rebounds to Tulsa's 11 and forced 21 turnovers while committing 17. Tulsa blocked eight shots, and Oklahoma State blocked none. Alisha Peavy had three of the blocks and Laura Di Stefano had three more in 16 minutes.

Toman finished with 10 points, seven rebounds, six assists and three steals. Peavy had 12 points and 11 rebounds. Clack scored 11 on 3-of-4 from three.

Oklahoma State's side

Crooks led the Cowgirls with 17 points on 7-of-14 shooting. McGill had 13 points and nine assists but shot 5-of-17. Heard played 43 of the 45 minutes and pulled down 15 rebounds. Oklahoma State led for 22% of the game, per ESPN, and there were nine lead changes.

The box score, side by side

Full-game team numbers, per the ESPN box score:

Category Tulsa Oklahoma State
Field goals 21-57 (37%) 23-69 (33%)
3-pointers 10-25 (40%) 4-23 (17%)
Free throws 12-18 (67%) 12-13 (92%)
Rebounds 40 45
Offensive rebounds 11 17
Turnovers 21 17
Blocks 8 0
Points in the paint 20 36
Largest lead 7 5

Scoring by period, per the ESPN linescores:

Period Tulsa Oklahoma State
1st 16 14
2nd 10 8
3rd 12 19
4th 13 10
OT 13 11
Final 64 62

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