Postgame notes vs. Iowa State

January 10, 2026 | Cowboy Basketball

3/3 Iowa State 83, -/rv Oklahoma State 71
Jan. 10, 2026 | Ames, Iowa (Hilton Coliseum)
Records: OSU: 13-3 (1-2 Big 12); ISU: 16-0 (3-0 Big 12)

Team Leaders:
Pts:     Fallah (21), Roy (19), Clary (11)
Reb:   Fallah (11)
Ast:     Clary (6)
Blk:     Vukovic (2)
Stl:      Curry (2), Fallah (2)

Quick Summary:

Oklahoma State became the latest victim in third-ranked Iowa State's school-record 16-0 start.
Parsa Fallah finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds and Anthony Roy added 19 points on five three-pointers for the Cowboys, who led by as many as nine points midway through the first half.
Joshua Jefferson led a group of five double-figure scorers for ISU, which improved to 10-0 at home.
Milan Momcilovic scored 16 of his 18 points in the first half, seven of them during a 14-4 run that erased OSU's early advantage.
The Cyclones led 42-40 at halftime and took control with another 9-0 spurt in the early minutes of the second half.
The Cowboys had the ball down six points near the 5:00-mark but missed a layup. Tamin Lipsey drilled a three on the opposite end, and the hosts maintained control the rest of the way.
The Cowboys kept it close, despite playing without their second-leading scorer, Vyctorius Miller, who missed the contest due to injury.
Iowa State held OSU to a season-low 71 points.

Series Info:

The loss narrows OSU's all-time series lead over the Cyclones to 73-69.
The Cowboys fall to 18-43 all-time in Ames (15-31 in Hilton Coliseum).
ISU is one of three home-and-home opponents on OSU's 2026 Big 12 Conference schedule. The teams will meet again in two weeks at Gallagher-Iba Arena.

Team Notes:

OSU's 71 points were a season-low but still the most scored by a visiting team inside Hilton Coliseum this season.
OSU has lost 14 consecutive Big 12 road games dating back to February 2024.
This was the last of three straight OSU games against AP top-25 opponents. No. 3 ISU was one of seven Big 12 teams included in Monday's Associated Press Poll.
Head coach Steve Lutz remains one victory shy of the century mark (99-56 in parts of five seasons).
Oklahoma State used its 14th unique starting lineup of the season.
The Cowboys scored on their first possession for the sixth straight game and got on the board before their opponent for the 14th time in 16 games this season.
OSU won the first-half rebounding battle, 16-12, but ISU controlled the glass in the second half (24-10). The Cyclones outscored the Cowboys 40-24 in the paint and 15-4 off turnovers, helped by a 15-10 advantage in that category.

Individual Notes:

Anthony Roy made five three-pointers and is 15-of-27 now in three Big 12 contests.
Roy's run of 12 straight games with multiple threes is now tied for the third-longest such streak in program history with current OSU assistant coach Keiton Page (2012).
Parsa Fallah recorded his third double-double of the season with 21 points and 11 rebounds. He's the first Cowboy with a 20-10 game in Big 12 play since Cade Cunningham had 40 points and 11 rebounds at Oklahoma on Feb. 27, 2021.
Fallah reached the 20-point mark for the third-straight game, and the fifth time overall this season.
The Cowboys were without their second leading scorer, Vyctorius Miller (averaging 14.9 ppg), who missed the contest with an ankle injury.

OSU Records // Consecutive Games w/ Multiple 3-Pointers:
17 -- Obi Muonelo -- Nov. 23, 2008 to Jan. 31, 2009
13 -- John-Michael Wright -- Jan. 20 to Mar. 5, 2024
12 -- Anthony Roy -- Nov. 16, 2025 to Present
12 – Keiton Page -- Jan. 31 to Mar. 8, 2012

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OSU Starters (Starts in '25-26, OSU Career, NCAA Career):
G         #5       Jaylen Curry               5          5          36
G         #1        Kanye Clary 12        12        36
G         #8       Anythony Roy            10        10        25
F         #4       Christian Coleman      7 7         49
C         #22     Parsa Fallah              14        14        69

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Next Game: Baylor
Tuesday, Jan. 13 | 8 p.m. CT | CBSSN

OSU is back home for a week of late-night hoops, beginning Tuesday against Baylor (8 p.m. CT) and continuing Saturday with a rare 9 p.m. CT tipoff against Kansas State. Both games will air on CBS Sports Network.
The Cowboys are out to their best home start (11-0) since 2009-10 and their longest home winning streak (11) since 2014.