Muhl aims for 10th NJCAA title with Kirkwood Eagles
Kirkwood coach J R Ogden Muhl, the winningest in NJCAA women's basketball, leads his 31-0 Eagles toward a 10th national title at the D II tournament in Joplin. Muhl, 69, loves the pursuit despite long road trips as Kirkwood faces Niagara/Rock Valley winner and fellow top seeds in a challenging bracket.
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Donaldson lifts Michigan to Big Ten title in clutch finish
Michigan guard Donaldson hit a go ahead 3 with 1:54 left as No. 22 Michigan beat No. 18 Wisconsin 59 53 for its first Big Ten tournament title since 2018. Vladislav Goldin added 11 points as Wisconsin shot 22.1 percent and Michigan closed with an 11 2 run to seal the win.
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ISU Cyclones aim for deep NCAA run without Gilbert
ISU and Lipscomb collide as Gilbert sits with a muscle strain while Otzelberger Sticks to plan. Lipscomb arrives hot, boasting 35.7 percent from three and 9.5 turnovers per game, with ISU eyeing a Sweet 16 run as two previous March runs under Otzelberger loom.
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