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Michigan State women’s basketball tops Nebraska to advance in Big Ten tournament

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IU is the No. 1 seed in the Big Ten Tournament and will take on No. 9 Michigan State. The Spartans advanced on Thursday with a 67-64 victory over No. 8 Nebraska. Indiana enters the tournament as the second-best team in the country (USA TODAY Coaches Poll) with a 26-2 overall record (16-2 Big Ten)

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Indy Star

Indiana women's basketball vs. Michigan State updates from Big Ten Tournament

Top-seeded Indiana women's basketball kicks off Big Ten Tournament action today against Michigan State. Follow along for live updates.

2 years ago·Indianapolis, United States

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The Daily Iowan

Monika Czinano returns to home state for Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament

In her final Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament, fifth-year senior center Monika Czinano will be playing in her backyard. Czinano hails from Watertown, Minnesota, just an hour away from Minneapolis. “What a dream, right?” head coach Lisa Bluder said. “To have the Big Ten championship in your backyard and have the opportunity to play for a championship there, it would be like a dream for her to win there. I know there’s another Czinano out the…

2 years ago

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Michigan Live

Michigan State women’s basketball tops Nebraska to advance in Big Ten tournament

The Spartans picked up their third straight win and fifth in six games.

2 years ago·Michigan, United States

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Associated Press News

No. 17 Michigan women hold off Penn State in B10 Tournament

Laila Phelia and Emily Kiser scored 13 points each and Michigan and survived a Penn State comeback for a 63-61 in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament. The

2 years ago·United States

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The Michigan Daily

Michigan basketball beats Penn State to open Big Ten Tournament

MINNEAPOLIS — The No. 17 Michigan women’s basketball team has struggled throughout the season against the press, especially in Big Ten play. So when Penn State began the game in a full-court press, it handed the Wolverines an opportunity to demonstrate their improvement. And while Michigan (22-8 overall, 12-7 Big Ten) wasn’t perfect against the press, it was able to ride its bench production to outlast the Nittany Lions (14-17, 4-15), 63-61, to …

2 years ago

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