Buff Gordon Johnson
knocked the ball out of bounds
with 10 seconds to go. It still
belonged to Iowa State. Vogt
passed it in, Thompson took it
and was fouled again by Hel-
zer,

Two More.

Again the sparkling 5-10

Thompson came _ through,

making both tosses in what
appeared to be a casual mat-
ter. If his heart wasn’t in his
throat, he was the lone excep-

tion in the hall.

There were eight seconds
left and that wasn’t enough
for Colorado. The Cyclones,
who hadn’t lost to the defend-
ing league champion Buffs in
three previous tournaments,
still haven’t.

The finish was so hectic
that it completely over-

shadowed a good start by
the Cyclones, who won
their seventh game in eight
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