Iowa State’s NCAA record streak of 945 consecutive games with a 3-pointer ended Tuesday night in a 71-58 victory over Texas Tech.

The third-ranked Cyclones won the tightly-contested battle, 85-84, to outlast Texas Tech. It is Iowa State's first road win over the Red Raiders since 2019. More: Iowa State basketball vs Texas Tech recap: Highlights from Cyclones' OT winIn the lead-up to the 2020 election,

Iowa State's impressive 29-year streak of consecutive games with a 3-pointer came to an end in a 71-58 victory over Texas Tech. Despite the historic miss, the Cyclones dominated in the paint, with Audi Crooks scoring 28 points and Addy Brown adding 21,

Iowa State men's basketball got a gutsy overtime win over Texas Tech on the road. Here are three takeaways from Saturday's game.

AMES – Iowa State secured its third consecutive victory in the Big 12 Conference with a commanding 71-58 win against Texas Tech on Tuesday. Despite hardships presented throughout the first half, the Cyclones were able to adapt to the hard physicality and neglect from perimeter shooting by putting on a strong performance to advance

Texas Tech led, 74-72, with six seconds left in regulation and called timeout to set its defense. That move also benefited ISU, however, which saw Jefferson sink a contested layup off a Tamin Lipsey assist with 0.2 seconds remaining to send the game to overtime.

The Iowa State women had made at least one 3-pointer in an NCAA-record 945 games. That streak ended Tuesday after 30 years.

It was a glass-half-full night for the Iowa State women on Wednesday. Despite picking up a third consecutive win by a final of 71-58 over Texas Tech inside Hilt