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EDMOND, Okla. -- The Washburn Ichabod basketball season came to an end with an overtime heartbreaking loss to Missouri Southern in the NCAA South Central Regional Quarterfinals with an 82-79 loss ending their season 18-10.

Trailing 70-67 after Missouri Southern's Marquis Addison with four seconds to go, Washburn's De'Andre Washington answered with one of his own with one second left sending the game into overtime. The game marked the second time in NCAA play the Ichabods and the Lions needed the extra five minutes to decide a winner as the Lions also took a 79-73 win in Joplin during the 2000 NCAA South Central Regional.

In the overtime frame, the Ichabods took an early lead on a free throw by Logan Stutz putting Washburn up 71-70. Washburn stretched the lead to three after the teams traded baskets on a free throw by Virgil Philistin at 78-75 with 45 seconds to go. A jumper by Missouri Southern's Jason Adams cut the lead to one, but Stutz hit a free throw putting Washburn up two at 79-77. Adams then banked a 3-pointer off the glass to put the Lions up for good. The Ichabods turned it over on their next possession and the Lions hit both free throws after an Ichabod foul. Washburn ten missed a three with six seconds remaining and they did not get off another shot ending the chance at a tie and a second overtime.

Stutz led the Ichabods with 28 points and 13 rebounds recording his ninth double double of his Washburn career and the seventh of the season. His 24 free throw attempts were one shy of the school record held by Jerry Milner, who attempted 25 during the 1958-59 season. Stutz's 28 points were the highest by an Ichabod in NCAA Postseason play since Ewan Auguste scored 29 in the NCAA National Semfinals in a win over Western Washington in Bakersfield, Calif. Washington finished with 20 points and 12 rebounds notching his 16 double double of his Washburn career.

Adams finished with 29 points to lead the Lions while Skyler Bowlin scored 22 before fouling out.

After holding the Lions to 35 percent shooting in the first half, the Lions hit 10 of 20 shots in the second half including 17 of 25 free throws while the Ichabods shot 39 percent in both halves while going 12 of 18 from the charity stripe in the second half. In the overtime frame, the Ichabods were 1 of 4 from the field and 7 of 14 from the free throw line while the Lions were 3 of 7 from the field and 5 of 8 from the free throw line.

The Ichabods finished 27 of 46 from the free throw line in the game.

There were 18 lead changes in the game and 13 score ties with Washburn leading by eight late in the first half and the Lions leading the Ichabods by seven early in the first after scoring the first seven points of the game.

Postgame Notes
* the loss ended the Ichabods' season with an 18-10 overall record
* dropped the Ichabods to 45-25 all-time against Missouri Southern
* dropped the Ichabods to 0-2 in all-time NCAA Tournament games with Missouri Southern
* was the Ichabods' third-straight NCAA Tournament loss
* dropped the Ichabods to 13-11 all-time in NCAA Tournament play
* dropped the Ichabods to 1,404-973 all-time
* was Washburn's first NCAA Tournament loss in Hamilton Fieldhouse after going 2-0 during the 1993 NCAA regional.
* the 15 free throws made by Logan Stutz was an Ichabod NCAA Tournament game record snapping the previous high of 11 set by Ewan Auguste set on March 22, 2001 against Western Washington.
* the 24 free throw attempts by Logan Stutz was an Ichabod NCAA Tournament high breaking Auguste's mark of 14 set against Western Washington.
* the five steals by Logan Stutz snapped Jordan Canfield's school NCAA record of three set eight previous times.
* the 46 free throw attempts was an Ichabod NCAA tournament record topping the previous mark of 44 set two other times - West Texas A&M in 2003 and Central Missouri in 1994.
* the double doubles by Logan Stutz and De'Andre Washington were the 14th and 15th in NCAA Tournament play.

Player Notes
*Logan Stutz finished his three-year career with 982 points averaging 12 points per game and 20.0 ppg this season, which is 22nd on the Ichabod all-time scoring chart ... his .633 career field goal percentage is second all-time at Washburn ... he finished 10th in all-time free throws made and attempted.

*De'Andre Washington wrapped up two years at Washburn with 950 points averaging 16.4 ppg ... his 4.3 assists per game average is fourth all-time at Washburn while his 251 career assists with 11th all-time ... this season he averaged 5.1 per game which is sixth in schoool history in a single season.

*Nate Daniels hit his final 3-pointer of his Washburn career giving him 78 total which is 20th all-time at Washburn ... his 210 attempts is also 20th in school history ... he played in 95 career games starting 36 as an Ichabod.

*Virgil Philistin finished his two-year career with 54 appearances while finishing 36th in career steal average with 1 per game ... he scored 261 points averaging 4.8 ppg.