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HUSKERFAN66

All-Conference
Dec 8, 2004
21,539
3,825
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NU tied at halftime with Purdue. Not playing or shooting well. Haven't really for 7 qtrs now
 

bigboxes

All-American
Sep 4, 2004
46,428
7,088
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It's close after 3. Hopefully, the ladies can put together a run that can pad this 3-point lead.
 

schuele

All-American
Apr 17, 2005
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5,734
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Purdue should pay their coach more, so she doesn't have to cut her own hair.
 

bigboxes

All-American
Sep 4, 2004
46,428
7,088
113
Ladies playing better. It's wild trying not to notice the carnival basketballs.
 
Sep 29, 2001
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If the ladies win, which it seems like they will....they will play 8 seed Maryland, who beat #1 OSU in the earlier game today....big chance to get to the finals.
 

IowaHuskr

All-Conference
Jul 13, 2001
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4,649
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The women's bball team may not have the overall athleticism and quicknees of other teams in the conference but they are intelligent and capable of executing well. Jaz makes all of the teammates around her better players. It has been a real treat to watch her the last few years in Lincoln. She will be missed. And she will have to be at her best tomorrow to get by the athletes on Maryland.
 

weiddj

All-Conference
Mar 28, 2005
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I honestly don’t watch much WBB but it nice to know the BIG refs in that game also suck.
 
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