By james art 
Tuson, Ariz. -The as it looked like the things that were in the hand for the cyclones on Monday night, North Caleb Love Half Send Isu and Arizona to Overtime, where the cyclones (17-3, 7-2 large 12) would fall into the home team (14 -6, 8-1 large 12) with a score of 86-75.
After splitting a pair of free throws to climb three with 2.2 seconds remaining, ISU was ready to protect Arizona’s incoming game. Initially, a play, which looked deep, reconciled with a reversal pass to the aforementioned love, which was 5-18 and 1-10 out of three at the time. He took a pair of dribbles and fired from 50 edges with his hand in his face and buried it, providing a bonus basketball in the desert. He would be lit in the extra period by winning the threes back to help Arizona pull away, as they were 4-5 of the pitch and 3-3 from a deep as a team in the extra stanza.
After lagging with as many as nine points in the first half, Iowa worked to fight the control away from Arizona three -quarters of the road in the second period and held it until the end of the half before the start of love.
Cyclones were led by junior guards Tamin shortcutsWho had 18 points, more than his last two games, along with four boards, a pair of assists and theft. Gilbert Cashon He had a magnificent second half and finished with 17 points and six boards. Joshua Jefferson chipped with 15 points while Dishon Jackson I had a double-dow with ten points and struggles. Curtis JonesHe who scored 33 for the last time fights to continue and end with eight points, clicking 21-Machs with a double figure.
Wildcats were led by the hero of the game, Caleb Love, who had the best in the game 22 points. Tobe Awaka was also a force for Arizona as he recorded a 17-point, 12-fold double double that included four offensive struggles. KJ Lewis (14) and Carter Bryant (14) also ended with double figures.
How did it happen
After leaving without a result in the first four minutes of the Sabbath match in Arizona, ISU started on Monday much better, raging to a quick 6-2 lead in two and a half minutes.
The early lead of Iowa would grow to six, 16-10, before the two teams entered a time-at-euta time with a combined 30 points-Isu, leading 16-14. During the first 12 minutes of action, each team shoots below 30 percent.
Following under the eight, ISU was able to connect some baskets together and close it with a Demarion Watson Triple to open its largest lead from half, seven, leading 25-18 with 5:22 on the left. From there, however, Arizona came to life, pulling a run by 16-0 to take the lead and eventually enter half up 34-30.
The cyclones kept sailing in the first half of shortcomings, which had matches with a high 14 -point high and connected in three threes. Other ISU members of the start plan, Gilbert and Jones, combined for just four points at the break. Dishon Jackson It was a lonely other cyclone with multiple baskets up to 20 minutes.
The cyclones did a slight work on the Arizona’s lead, eradicating the deficit within the first two minutes of the second half to take one point from Lipsey in Brand 18:06.
Both teams will trade as the next 16 minutes of play until ISU starts to tighten the screws down. With the game, tied to 62-all with 4:42, the cyclones saw Gilbert withdrawing six in a row to place Iowa State in three, 68-65, with just over two minutes.
In the end, the cyclones will find themselves with one point and they a ball of 20 seconds remaining, forcing Arizona to ignite. Wildcats hacked Jones, who knocked down a pair to push him back to three points.
Wildcats were fouled with ISU up three and fired free throws with three seconds left. After making the first and purposefully missed, the ISU grabbed the board and was 2.2 fouls. After splitting a pair to come out three, ISU saw that Arizona buried a semi -cake to send him to overtime, where the home team would eventually escape with him. In the additional period, Arizona was 4-5 from the floor and perfectly 3-3 from depth.
Key performers
The first half was Tamin shortcuts Display while the second half belonged to Gilbert CashonAs the two cyclone guards supply ISU for the bigger part of the game. They both played teams 42 minutes and represented five of the seven ISU threes.
Notes
Forward
After a match for two games in Arizona, Iowa will return to Saturday when he returns to Hilton Coliseum to host Kansas State in a white game. ISU and K-State are scheduled to head at 13:00 and the game will be aired on ESPN 2.