Cartwright's 17 lead Tulsa women to 64-62 overtime win over No. 19 Oklahoma State
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Mady Cartwright scored 17 points and Alisha Peavy added 12 points and 11 rebounds as the Tulsa women upset No. 19 Oklahoma State 64-62 in overtime on Thursday night
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