UNI closes MVC season with 71 56 win over Missouri State
Northern Iowa used a 39 point first half to top Missouri State 71 56 at the McLeod Center. The Panthers built a 39 25 halftime lead with a 21 2 run as Klint Carlson Hunter Rhodes Wyat t Lohaus and Luke McDonnell led the scoring while Bennett Koch sat out with an ankle injury.
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Hawkeyes struggle to end season with Northwestern visit
Iowa, 12-18 overall and 3-14 in the Big Ten, hosts Northwestern at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in the last regular season game. Coach Fran McCaffery acknowledges a tough year and discusses evaluation of players and staff. Bohannon, a Marion native, vows leadership as Iowa contemplates next steps.
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Northwestern at Iowa face last road test and season hopes
Iowa coach Fran McCaffery weighs lineup changes for the season finale at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. He cites injuries and mood as factors while stressing the team will fight hard despite a rough 12 win overall record.
Michigan Routs Maryland Behind Abdur-Rahkman 28 Points
Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman scored a career high 28 as No. 16 Michigan defeated Maryland 85-61 in College Park. The Wolverines, 24-7 overall and 13-5 in the Big Ten, pulled away with a 25-6 run and built a 54-24 halftime lead.
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Big Ten Standings Update From Today
Michigan defeated Maryland 85 to 61. Today includes Michigan State at Wisconsin at noon, Illinois at Rutgers 2 PM, Minnesota at Purdue 3 PM, Penn State at Nebraska 4 15 PM, and No Western at Iowa 6 30 PM.
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ISU Cyclones End Home Schedule with Seven Players
West Virginia exploited Iowa State's depleted lineup as Daxter Miles Jr. and Sagaba Konate spearheaded a 14-point, 14-point, nine rebound, and six-block effort to beat the Cyclones by double digits. ISU trimmed turnovers but were outrebounded 47-27 and head to Oklahoma State then Oklahoma to close the season while missing key players.
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