Tie game, KU has the ball with 27 seconds left. They can hold for the last shot. Ellis drives and scores with virtually no time left. However, he was called for a charge and the basket is waived off. ISU would have to go the full length of the court to win it with under a second remaining.
Overtime, right? WRONG, MOTHER****ER. Unfortunately for Kansas, Self is so ticked at the charge call that his hairpiece falls to the floor as he screams obscenities towards the officials. More ruffled than Shaquille O'Neal at the FT line, Self gets called for a tech after some of his saliva winds up in a referee's eye.
Here's where it gets interesting: Monte, Georges and BDJ have all fouled out. Naz is temporarily blind in one eye after being poked by Cliff Alexander (dirty players, those Jayhawks). So who will take the free throws to win the game? Dreamy looks up and down the bench and the court to find the right man for the job. Justin Houge? Nah. Yogurt Salmpouris? Nope. Clanton Custard? Hm... He finally settles on Jameer McKat. McKat walks to the line and calmly flicks his dreadlocks out of his face.
McKat airballs the first shot.
His second shot goes over the backboard.
But ISU still has the ball at midcourt. They run a play in which Jameer McKat lobs the ball to... Daniel Stensland?!?!? Stensland, empowered by the wonders of Hoiball, rises up to the rim and slams home the alley-oop. Cyclones win by 2.
So, to answer the question about the tech, 39 minutes and 59 seconds into the game.