Guard Jabril Durham scored six of his eight points in overtime and Arkansas overcame blowing a double-digit lead in the second half to defeat Texas Tech 75-68 on Saturday at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Ark.

Guard Dusty Hannahs scored 25 points to lead Arkansas. Forward Moses Kingsley added 17 points and 11 rebounds for the Razorbacks (11-10).

Forward Zach Smith scored 19 points and forward Aaron Ross had 14 for the Red Raiders (12-8).

Kingsley opened the scoring in overtime to put the Razorbacks up 62-60 and Arkansas never trailed again.

The Red Raiders mustered only one field goal and six free throws in overtime.

Guard Anthlon Bell's 3-pointer gave Arkansas an 11-point lead at 45-34 with 13-plus minutes to go in the second half and it looked like the Razorbacks would roll to the win. But the Red Raiders had other thoughts and erased the deficit in a matter of four minutes.

Ross' jumper completed a quick comeback and put the Red Raiders in the lead. Guard Devaungtah Williams extended Texas Tech's advantage to 54-51.

Kingsley and Hannahs brought the Razorbacks back within one. A jumper by Williams put Texas Tech up by four, but the Razorbacks still had life.

Kingsley tied the score at 60 with under 10 seconds left. Williams had a chance to win the game in regulation for the Red Raiders but missed a layup.