No. 14 Purdue women beat No. 25 Nebraska 69-66 in overtime

Nebraska's Jordan Hooper (35) fights for a defensive rebound against Purdue's Taylor Manuel (50) and Hayden Hamby (10) during the first half of anNCAA college basketball game at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, Neb.., Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013. (AP Photo/The World-Herald, Mark Davis) MAGS OUT; ALL NEBRASKA LOCAL BROADCAST TV OUT (The Associated Press)

Purdue's KK Houser (22) and Nebraska's Brandi Jeffery scramble for a loose ball in the first half while Nebraska's Emily Cady (23) and Jordan Hooper (35) and Purdue's Taylor Manuel (50) run to assist during an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, in Lincoln, Neb. (AP Photo/The Omaha World-Herald, Mark Davis) MAGS OUT LOCAL TV OUT (The Associated Press)

Sam Ostarello had 17 points and a career-high 19 rebounds Saturday and No. 14 Purdue held off No. 25 Nebraska 69-66 in overtime.

The Boilermakers never trailed in the extra period, but Ostarello's basket with 43 seconds left made it 68-66 Purdue.

Courtney Moses and Drey Mingo also scored 17 points for Purdue (13-2, 2-0 Big Ten) in another close one between the schools. All three games between them have gone to overtime.

Purdue beat Illinois 67-66 in overtime Wednesday in its Big 10 opener.

Lindsey Moore led all scorers with 22 points for the Huskers (11-4, 1-1). Moore also had eight assists and Jordan Hooper had 15 points and 14 rebounds for Nebraska, which had won its last five.

The schools met twice last season. Nebraska, new to the Big Ten, won the regular-season meeting at Purdue in triple overtime, but Purdue won the tournament championship in double overtime at Indianapolis.