Postgame Notes: TCU

TCU 95, Oklahoma State 92 (ot)
Feb. 14, 2026 | Stillwater, Okla. | Gallagher-Iba Arena
Records: OSU: 16-9 (4-8 Big 12); TCU: 16-9 (6-6 Big 12)

Team Leaders:
Pts:       Fallah (27), Roy (16), Clary (13), C. Coleman (13), Curry (12)
Reb:     Fallah (6), Roy (6), Ahmed (5)
Ast:       Clary (9), Curry (4)
Stl:        Curry (2)

Quick Summary:

Oklahoma State's first prayer was answered, but the second was not.
Parsa Fallah scored 27 points, including a buzzer-beating putback to extend the game, but the Cowboys fell 95-92 after missing a contested three ahead of the overtime horn.
Fallah made 10-of-13 shots for OSU, which played its first overtime game in two seasons under Steve Lutz.
Nine of the last 10 meetings between OSU and TCU have been decided by two possessions or fewer. TCU is 7-2 in those games.
Anthony Roy added 14 points on four three-pointers and Kanye Clary flirted with a triple-double with 13 points and nine assists before fouling out with 17 seconds left in regulation.
David Punch scored 17 of his 19 points after halftime to lead TCU, which improved to 6-6 in Big 12 play after a 1-4 start.
The Horned Frogs never trailed but let a 74-66 lead slip away in the final 5:18.
After Liutauras Lelelvicius missed a free throw -- just his second of the season -- with 6.5 seconds left, OSU's Jaylen Curry launched a straight away three that sailed right of the rim and into the arms of Fallah, whose putback tied the game at 92 with no time on the clock.
TCU came away with points on five of its seven overtime possessions.
The Cowboys trailed 93-87 with 1:35 to play before Christian Coleman hit a three-point and two free throws to cut the deficit to 93-92 with less than 30 seconds left.
After Micah Robinson broke the OSU press for a layup with 17 seconds to go, giving TCU a 95-92 advantage, the Horned Frogs' perimeter defense scrambled the Cowboys final possession and forced Curry into a guarded three that missed the mark.

Series Info:

This was the first overtime affair in 46 meetings between OSU and TCU.
TCU finished out a two-game sweep of the Cowboys and won its fifth straight in the series.
The Cowboys still lead 29-17 all-time (13-5 in Stillwater).
This is the first time ever that TCU has won back-to-back games in Gallagher-Iba Arena.

Team Notes

The Cowboys have lost eight consecutive overtime contests, last winning Feb. 19, 2022.
Saturday's overtime was OSU's first in just shy of two years (Feb. 24, 2024 against Oklahoma).
The Cowboys lost for the first time this season when scoring at least 81 points. They were 16-1 previously.
TCU won the battle of the boards, 39-36. The Cowboys are 3-9 when outrebounded.
92 points were the most in a Cowboy loss since a 98-97, triple overtime setback against Iowa State on Feb. 3, 2014.
Oklahoma State's three game losing skid matches the longest under head coach Steve Lutz.

Individual Notes:

Parsa Fallah finished with a season-high 27 points on 10-13 shooting to bring his team-best shooting percentage to 61%. Fallah had his sixth 20+ point game as a Cowboy and the 17th of his collegiate career.
Anthony Roy has made at least one three-pointer in each of the last 21 games. It's the longest OSU streak since Phil Forte's 21-gamer eight years ago and tied for the seventh-longest in program history.
Roy's 46 threes in Big 12 play are tied for 8th on OSU's single-season list with six games left to play.
Christian Coleman has made his last four three-point attempts, going 2-for-2 against the Horned Frogs after a 2-for-2 effort on Tuesday at Arizona State.
Kanye Clary (9 assists, 1 turnovers) has tallied more assists than turnovers in 22 straight games – one shy of Doug Gottlieb's school record (23 spanning the 1997-98 and 1998-99 season).
Clary flirted with a double-double, finishing with 13 points and 9 assists.
Clary (9) and Jaylen Curry (4) combined for double-digit assists for the ninth time this season.

Consecutive Games with a 3-Pointer:
59 -- John Lucas (Jan. 3, 2004 to Mar. 24, 2005)
36 -- Brooks Thompson (Mar. 19, 1993 to Mar. 20, 1994)
31 -- Keiton Page (Nov. 15, 2011 to Mar. 8, 2012)
29 -- James Anderson (Mar. 3, 2009 to Feb. 1, 2010)
25 -- Randy Rutherford (Dec. 3, 1994 to Mar. 10, 1995)
22 -- Phil Forte (Nov. 23, 2016 to Feb. 18, 2017)
21 -- Anthony Roy (Nov. 16, 2025 to Present)
21 -- Phil Forte (Mar. 3, 2014 to Jan. 13, 2015)

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OSU Starters (Starts in '25-26, OSU Career, NCAA Career):
G            #1          Kanye Clary                                   21          21          45
G            #5          Vyctorius Miller                           22          22          28
G            #9          Anthony Roy                                 18          18          33
F             #4          Christian Coleman                    16          16          58
C            #22       Parsa Fallah                                  22          22          77

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Next Game: 9/9 Kansas
Wednesday, Feb. 18 | 8 p.m. CT | Peacock

It's a BLACKOUT next Wednesday night when No. 9 Kansas invades Gallagher-Iba Arena.
The Jayhawks (19-5, 9-2) take an eight-game winning streak into Saturday at No. 5 Iowa State.
KU has the nation's ninth most efficient defense, per KenPom, limiting opponents to 67.8 points on 38.3% shooting (sixth nationally).

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