GOLDEN, Colo. - Emily Bailey scored a career-high 32 as Colorado School of Mines came from behind to force overtime and win, 73-67, over MSU Denver in the regular-season finale.

Bailey's layup with eight seconds remaining tied it at 60-60, and Mines hit a 9-0 run in overtime that included five points by the redshirt sophomore to win. The Orediggers will next head to Colorado Mesa for an RMAC Shootout quarterfinal Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Cassidy Budge scored 17 off the bench as the Orediggers (16-14/12-9 RMAC) bounced back from an eight-point halftime deficit to win. The Roadrunners controlled the first half as Mines had a dismal 3-for-15 shooting performance in the first quarter.

Coming out of halftime, however, Mines started the third quarter on an 11-0 run to erase the MSU Denver lead and go up 39-36; that began a see-saw half that saw neither side lead by more than three over the fourth quarter. Trailing 56-55, Bailey converted a three-point play with 1:40 left to take the lead, but J'Nae Squired-Horton hit a jumper at 1:18 to tie it, and Georgia Ohrdorf scored with 15 seconds left to take the lead. Bailey then knocked down her layup with eight ticks left to force overtime, and the Roadrunners couldn't find a winner at the buzzer.

In overtime, Metro used free throws to take a 64-61 lead with 3:55 to go, but Mines caught fire after that. Mikaela Moore's layup was followed by a Bailey three and Paige Husa layup, and Bailey added some foul shots to make a 9-0 run and a 70-64 lead. Mines would outscore MSU Denver 12-3 over the rest of the extra period to win.

NOTABLES
- Bailey's previous career-best was 29 against Regis earlier this season. She was 10-of-29 with three three-pointers, 9-of-9 at the line, and she added 10 rebounds for her second double-double of the season. She also had two steals and two blocks.
- Budge came off the bench and shot 8-for-10 at the line with a trio of threes to build her 17 points.
- On her Senior Night, Laura Tyree scored six points with as many boards and two steals.
- Squires-Horton led the Roadrunners with 22 points, and Ohrdorf scored 18.
- Both teams had a rough shooting night as Mines hit 28.6 percent and Metro 28.4 percent of their shots. 
- Mines held a 56-49 rebounding advantage, including 23 offensive boards.
- The game had 10 ties and 11 lead changes.