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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | A Volatile Season, but a Worthy Swan Song for Ransom

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Though the Georgetown University women’s basketball team (12-19, 4-14 Big East) fell excruciatingly short against the Creighton University Bluejays (26-6, 16-2 Big East) with a 72-70 loss in this year’s Big East tournament quarterfinals, the game represented an impressive end to an up-and-down season. Across the board, the Hoyas regressed in key metrics this season. After posting an impressive 23-12 overall record and going 9-9 in the Big East …

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | A Volatile Season, but a Worthy Swan Song for Ransom

Though the Georgetown University women’s basketball team (12-19, 4-14 Big East) fell excruciatingly short against the Creighton University Bluejays (26-6, 16-2 Big East) with a 72-70 loss in this year’s Big East tournament quarterfinals, the game represented an impressive end to an up-and-down season. Across the board, the Hoyas regressed in key metrics this season. After posting an impressive 23-12 overall record and going 9-9 in the Big East …

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