By ANDY BUHLER
Associated Press
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) – As Washington State held a narrow lead over Colorado midway through the second half, Charles Callison was on track for a career outing.
Then Callison hit two more 3-pointers, back-to-back. Then another. And, finally, one more, which put the Cougars up by 11, the biggest margin of the game until that point.
“After the first few,” Callison said,” it looked like I was throwing a rock into the ocean.”
Callison scored a career-high 30 points and had five steals, to pace Washington State past Colorado 91-89 in overtime on Saturday, as the Cougars put a four-game losing streak to rest and kept the Buffaloes winless in conference play.