LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Klint Carlson scored 22 points and ignited a second-half rally that carried Northern Iowa to a 73-67 overtime win over Oklahoma on Friday night in the winners bracket of the Tire Pros Invitational.Jeremy Morgan scored 17 points, had seven steals and four blocks and Jordan Ashton had 13 for the Panthers (3-0), who rallied from an 18-point second half deficit to win.Jordan Woodard and Kristian Doolittle had 13 points apiece for Oklahoma (2-1), which had only one field goal in the final 11 minutes of regulation. Khadeem Lattin and Rashard Odomes contributed 11 points each.We accomplished a lot tonight with the way the guys stuck with it, Northern Iowa coach Ben Jacobson said. Everything had to go our way for us to have a chance. It was fun to see the guys get rewarded for making a couple of shots and making a game out of it Carlson, who had 18 points in the last six minutes of regulation and overtime, nailed a 3-pointer from straight on to break a 64-all tie with 42.9 seconds left in overtime.I guess I was feeling it, Carlson said. I dont even remember how many shots I took, but at that point, I was just glad they were going in.The Panthers added two free throws to go ahead 69-64 before Woodard nailed a 3-pointer to make it a 69-67 game with 8.8 seconds to go.Morgan iced the game with four free throws in the final six seconds.UNI made five 3-pointers during a 26-5 run that erased an 18-point deficit in the second half. Carlson made three of the bombs, including the one that put UNI ahead 57-54 with 52 seconds left in the game.We didnt handle that run very well, Oklahoma coach Lon Krueger said. But as disappointing as this is, there was a lot to learn from this. Turnovers, value possessions, finish plays strong, those are all things well get better at.The Panthers pushed the edge to 59-54 with 27 seconds left in regulation before Sooners forward Khadeem Lattin made two free throws and Doolittle hit a game-tying 3-pointer with 12.6 seconds left.Ashton was off with a 3-pointer to win the game for UNI at the buzzer.BIG PICTURE:Oklahoma will love what it saw from the first 30 minutes. The Sooners used their size and strength advantage to build an 18-point advantage and looked like they would coast to an easy win. Lot of really good things at both ends of the floor in the first 30 minutes, Krueger said. Lot of bad things the last 15.The takeaway for Jacobson is that his team has a lot of heart. The Panthers were getting beat every which way, but still fought for every possession and were rewarded. We kept playing defense and rebounding when our offense was not very good and I like that, Jacobson said. And the other thing I like was that a relatively new group believed we could get all the way back.SAD STARTNorthern Iowa committed five turnovers and hit only three of its first 15 shots against Oklahoma. The Panthers shot 25.9 percent (7 of 27) for the first half, trailing 31-18. UNI came into the game shooting 51.8 percent and averaging just 11.5 turnovers a game.UP NEXTNorthern Iowa plays Xavier Sunday night in the championship game of the tournament.Oklahoma will take on Clemson for third-place Sunday afternoon. Vans Shoes Canada Online . Peter Gammons, an analyst for Major League Baseballs network and website, drew the ire of hockey fans on Sunday when he criticized the two NHL teams on Twitter for their physical game the night before. Vans Shoes Canada Sale . Despite the cost, effort and an improved steroid test, its possible that very few -- if any -- positives will be detected, Dr. Richard Budgett told The Associated Press in an interview. 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A full Sports Digest will be sent by about 3 p.m. All times EDT:- CLEVELAND -- Still needing one win for their first title since 1948, the Cleveland Indians will be back at home when Josh Tomlin starts Tuesday night with a 3-2 World Series lead. Jake Arrieta pitches for the Chicago Cubs.- CHICAGO -- Success was practically stamped on Kris Bryants DNA. Thats what made his struggles through the first four World Series games so confounding. But his fourth-inning home run awakened a hibernating Cubs offense.- Duke is the runaway No. 1 choice in the APs preseason mens college basketball poll. The Blue Devils are followed Kentucky, Kansas, Villanova and Oregon.- CHICAGO -- The World Series leaves town, but the last-place Bears are still around. They host Sam Bradford and a Minnesota Vikings team looking to shake off its first loss. Jay Cutler returns to Chicago. Game starts 8:30 p.m.- CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Cam Newton let loose on NFL officiating. The Panthers quarterback says hes tired of not getting calls. Now others weigh in on the matter.- ARLINGTON, Texas -- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has spoken with the NFLs special counsel for domestic violence investigations, and running back Ezekiel Elliott says he was interviewed by the league this season about an abuse claim.- FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- So much for Deflategate deflating the Patriots this season. New England has reached the halfway point and -- surprise -- has the best record in the NFL.- COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State, after an upset by Penn State and a near loss to Northwestern, is resetting expectations. Coach Urban Meyer is now calling this years team a project.- BATON ROUGE, La. -- LSU interim coach Ed Orgeron insists his teams resurgence is all about the players. Butt if the No.dddddddddddd 15 Tigers beat No. 1 Alabama on Saturday night it will be hard for LSU to cut Orgeron loose after the season.- RIO DE JANEIRO -- Workers for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics are ready to sue the local organizing committee, demanding to be paid almost 2 1/2 months after the problem-filled games ended.- PARIS -- Andy Murray has spent much of his career trying to catch the likes of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic -- all having held the No. 1 ranking for long spells. Now it could finally be Murrays turn at 29.- The NHL gives teams the ability to test some players for up to nine games before spending money on a year of their contracts. Its decision time for several teams.- NEW YORK -- NBA players who once may have been thinking about a personal charity have shifted their attention to their communities. The games have started, but the work to make things better has not stopped.- CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- It would be easy for Jimmie Johnson to focus only on NASCARs title-deciding race and his bid to win a record-tying seventh championship. No way. He plans to grab as much momentum as possible for the season finale.- Formula One sure knows how to get in its own way. The drivers derring-do, the adrenaline, the speed, the glitz and the wealth all can be overtaken by the sports buffoonery.- SHANGHAI -- No one from Japan has more than Hideki Matsuyamas three PGA Tour victories. No one from Japan won a World Golf Championship. None of this might have been possible if Matsuyama had never left home.- ARCADIA, Calif. -- Entries are taken for 13 Breeders Cup races worth $28 million. Eleven races drawn at 4 p.m.; Distaff and Classic at 7 p.m. ' ' '