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STILLWATER, Okla. -- Landry Shamet scored a career-high 30 points, and No. 6/6 Wichita State picked at its first win at Oklahoma State's Gallagher-Iba Arena since 1957.
 
Shamet (6-of-11 from the field, 4-of-7 from three) also set personal bests with 14 free throws on 16 attempts. The sophomore overcame a slow start, scoring 28 of his 30 points over the final 21 minutes.
 
Likewise, WSU (8-1) had more turnovers (12) than points (9) at the 6:00-mark of the first half before finding its footing. The Shockers scored 67 points over the final 26 minutes to turn an eight-point deficit into a 12-point victory.
 
Conner Frankamp tallied 14 points for WSU, which improved to 6-1 against the Big 12 since 2010.
 
Darral Willis Jr. scored all 12 of his points over the final 14 minutes and tallied six rebounds. Rashard Kelly had a team-high seven rebounds to go with five points and three steals.
 
Tavarius Shine (20 points) and Mitchell Solomon (17) and paced OSU (7-2 and receiving votes in the latest Associated Press Poll).
 
WSU snapped a long non-conference home winning streak for the second-straight weekend. Seven days after ending No. 16 Baylor's 46-game streak (the nation's second longest), they put a stop to OSU's 15-game run.
 
OSU lost a non-conference home game at home for just the eighth time since 1989. The Cowboys are 210-8 over that span.
 
The Shockers won for just the third time in 17 visits to Gallagher-Iba and snapped a four-game losing streak in Stillwater. Their last win came over 60 years ago when Ralph Miller led the University of Wichita to a 52-48 over a Cowboy side led by Henry Iba.
 
Wichita State's current eight-game road winning streak is tied for the nation's second longest active run.
 
Six different Shockers connected on at least one three-pointer in a wild second half that featured seven lead changes.
 
Tied at 58 near the 8:00-mark, Shaquille Morris three-pointer gave WSU the lead for good. Willis added a three-point play the next trip down to give the Shockers some breathing room, 63-57, with 7:30 to go.
 
OSU made one last gasp on Solomon's layup with 2:38 to go, cutting the Shocker lead to 65-61, but Shamet (6-of-6) and Frankamp (4-of-4) combined to make 10-straight free throws over the final 2:26.
Austin Reaves put the nail in the coffin with a deep three ahead of the shot clock buzzer that extended the Shocker lead to 70-61 with 1:38 remaining.
 
WSU's 78 points was its highest output in 18 trips to Sillwater – 11 more than their previous best from 1954. That hardly seemed possible after a sluggish first half, in which neither team shot better than 40 percent.
 
WSU held an early 5-4 edge on Zach Brown's three-pointer and a Conner Frankamp jumper, but spent the next 16 minutes playing catchup after a 7-0 OSU run turned the tide.
 
The Cowboys made five of their first six shots to open the game but missed 14 of 16 over the remainder of the half. Up 11-5 at the first media timeout, OSU missed its next seven attempts from the field and went scoreless for more than six minutes.
 
Still, the Shockers made little headway in a defensive struggle. During OSU's six-minute drought the only WSU points came on two Austin Reaves free throws and a Rashard Kelly dunk that narrowed the margin to 11-9 with 10:03 to go.
 
Threes by Mitchell Solomon and Taverius Shine gave OSU its biggest lead, 17-9 with 6:09 to play in the half, but the Cowboys went the rest of the half without a field goal.
 
The Shockers committed 12 turnovers in the first 13:27 of the game and scored just nine points. Over the final 6:33 of the half, they played turnover-free basketball and closed on a 14-6 run.
 
WSU scored the final eight points of the period, capped by five-straight from Shamet. The sophomore tied the game at 23 with a pair of free throws, then drilled a three from the left wing with 4 seconds left to send the Shockers into the break up 26-23.
 
Shamet and Frankamp led the WSU scoring with seven-each. Shine paced OSU with nine points. Neither team shot well, with WSU's 36.4 percent outpacing OSU at 31.8 percent.
 
Notes:
*Rauno Nurger made his first start of the season in place of Shaquille Morris, who ended a string of 21-consecutive starts.
*WSU closed the gap in the all-time series with OSU to 30-9. The teams split a two-year home-and-home with each side winning in the other's home city.
*The Shockers avenged last year's 93-76 loss at INTRUST Bank Arena (just their second non-conference home loss since 2008).
*Over the last five seasons, WSU owns the most true road wins (43-6) and highest true road winning percentage (.878) in the nation.
*For the seventh time in nine games this season, WSU finished with a double-digit rebounding margin, beating OSU on the glass, 36-26.
 
Up Next:
The Shockers play the last of three-straight Saturdays against Big 12 teams when they welcome Oklahoma to INTRUST Bank Arena on Dec. 16. The 3 p.m. CT tip airs on ESPN2. WSU won last year's meeting with the Sooners at Chesapeake Energy Arena, 76-73.