MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — A week ago, in the same arena, the Kansas State Wildcats were tied at the half with Texas Tech and could not close the deal. They were presented with the same opportunity on Saturday this time they did close the deal.
Dean Wade nearly grabbed a triple-double in Kansas State’s 78-66 victory over Iowa State. Wade shot 9 of 13 for 22 points while grabbing eight rebounds and collecting nine assists.

Joining Wade in double-figure scoring was Barry Brown, who scored 16 second-half points for a total of 20, and Xavier Sneed, who scored 17 points on seven shots. After a slow start, Iowa State (13-13, 4-10) managed to get the game close and tied it several times but could not ever capture the lead. Cameron Lard scored 15 points on 7-of-12 shooting for the Cyclones.

The loss by Iowa State will guarantee that the Cyclones will have a losing conference record for the first time in three seasons under coach Steve Prohm.

Iowa State hosts TCU on Wednesday.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Indiana survived one of its strangest games of the season and kept its winning streak alive with the Big Ten tournament less than two weeks away. Still, the Hoosiers needed a record-setting performance from Robert Johnson to hold off the reeling Hawkeyes.

Johnson scored a career-high 29 points on nine 3s, which tied the school record, and Indiana rallied from an early 13-point deficit and beat Iowa 84-82 for its fourth straight victory.

Devonte Green had 18 points on four 3s for the Hoosiers (16-12, 9-7 Big Ten), who also blew a 13-point lead before Freddie McSwain Jr. hit the game-winning basket on a layup with 46 seconds left.

Tyler Cook was really good for Iowa (12-17, 3-13), scoring 28 points and 10 rebounds. But he missed a put-back at the buzzer that would’ve forced overtime. The Hawkeyes have lost five straight.

The Hawkeyes can score with anyone. It’s their defense that’ll need to be fixed in the offseason. The Hoosiers were wide open on many of those tries beyond the arc, allowing multiple players beyond Johnson to get into a groove from the perimeter, but McCaffery was especially frustrated about his team’s defense on Johnson and Green. Still, Iowa deserves credit for making a game of it until the final buzzer sounded.

Iowa plays at Minnesota on Wednesday.

SEMI-FINALS

120

• Blake Thomsen (Underwood) beat Cael Frost (Don Bosco) FALL 3:59

126

• Wyatt Crocker (Logan-Magnolia) lost to Jacob McBride (Newman Catholic) FALL 2:39

145

• Garret Thompson (Logan-Magnolia) beat Kory Van Oort (West Sioux) 9-0

152

• Skeeter Bostwick (Missouri Valley) beat Caleb Wilson (Denver) 4-3

170

• Nathan Haynes (Missouri Valley) beat Chase McCleish (Newman Catholic) FALL 1:19

182

• Trevor Carey (Panorama) beat Manning Kuboushek (South Winneshiek) 9-4

FINALS

120

• 3rd Place – Blake Thomsen (Underwood) beat Casey Baker (I-35) FALL 5:31

126

• 5th Place – Wyatt Crocker (Logan-Magnolia) beat Nolan Noonan (Cascade) FALL :39
• 7th Place – Teagan Lundquist (Southwest Valley) beat Danny Nordquist (Panorama) 9-1

132

• 7th Place – Logan James (Underwood) beat Wyatt Appleseth (Panorama) 9-4

145

• 3rd Place – Garret Thompson (Logan-Magnolia) lost to Colin Schrader (Wapsie Valley) 8-5

152

• 3rd Place – Skeeter Bostwick (Missouri Valley) lost to Kaden Kilburg (Lisbon) 8-0

170

• 3rd Place – Nathan Haynes (Missouri Valley) beat  Cael Krueger (Denver) 6-3
• 7th Place – Gunnar Grunsted (Panorama) lost to Brandon Trees (North Butler) 3-2

182

• 3rd Place – Trevor Carey (Panorama) lost to Tucker Kroeze (Blemond-Klemme) 20-12
• 7th Place – Derek Venteicher (Bedford/Lenox) beat Carter Murray (G-T/R-A) 12-8

195

• 7th Place – Dalton Holmes (Panorama) lost to Brock Meyer (Sumner-Fredericksburg) 1-0

285

• 7th Place – Arron Olson (Missouri Valley) lost to Jackson Lukes (South Winneshiek) FALL 4:08

145

• Trevor Anderson (Glenwood) beat Mason Morris (Bettendorf) 5-3
• Gabriel Kjelgaard (Lewis Central) lost to Brock Parker (Waukee) 5-3

152

• Lanny Herzog (CB Abraham Lincoln) lost to Grant Stotts (WDM Valley) FALL 1:10

182

• Anthony Sherry (Glenwood) beat Derek Horak (CR Prairie) 12-2

220

• Isaac Bales (Glenwood) beat Drake Leek (Norwalk) 9-6

FINALS

145

• 3rd Place – Trevor Anderson (Glenwood) beat Brock Parker (Waukee) 5-3
• 5th Place – Gabriel Kjelgaard (Lewis Central) lost to Mason Morris (Bettendorf) 2-1

152

• 5th Place – Lanny Herzog (CB Abraham Lincoln) lost Jacob Herrmann (Waverly-Shell Rock) FALL 4:00

182

• 3rd Place – Anthony Sherry (Glenwood) beat Zach Needham (Dallas Center-Grimes) 12-3

220

• 3rd Place – Isaac Bales (Glenwood) lost to Zach Petersen (North Scott) FALL :35