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"Home to hardwood, Baccas learns leadership"
By OWEN O'BRIEN | Mar. 21, 2013At 6-foot-2, Christa Baccas stands above nearly every other women's basketball player on the court.
Womens Basketball
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Too Legette to quit
By AARON MANSFIELD | Mar. 14, 2013CLEVELAND - March 12, 2012, was one of the hardest days of Felisha Legette-Jack's life. It was the day Indiana University Athletic Director Fred Glass informed her she had been fired. "You don't know what to believe in at times," Legette-Jack said.
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RedHawks down: Bulls advance in MAC Tournament
By AARON MANSFIELD | Mar. 13, 2013CLEVELAND -Mackenzie Loesing doesn't mind the lights. On Wednesday afternoon, on the biggest stage she has seen, the freshman guard nicknamed "Truck"played protagonist and drove her squad further in the Mid-American Conference Tournament. Loesing scored 24 points -17 in the final nine minutes -to help the women's basketball team cruise to the quarterfinals with an 82-70 upset win over No.
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Women's basketball projected starters
Nov. 9, 2012G - Margeax Gupilan 5'7" - Junior, San Valley, Calif. Gupilan averaged 2.8 assists per game last season, primarily due to her limited minutes behind senior Ephesia Holmes.
SPORTS
Bulls Fall Short to Long Ball
By ANDREIUS COLEMAN | Mar. 11, 2011Wednesday afternoon, a very promising season came to an end as the opponent's 3-point shooting once again subdued the women's basketball team. Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio was the site where guard Shonda Long of Central Michigan (20-9,11-5 Mid-American Conference) tied a MAC Tournament single-game record with seven 3-pointers against the Bulls (16-15, 8-8 MAC). Long exploded for 40 points in the Quarterfinals to push the Chippewas past the Bulls by the score of 90-69. With the season ending, so too did the careers of four seniors.
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Leavin' for Cleveland
By ANDREIUS COLEMAN | Mar. 6, 2011The women's basketball team will head to the Mid-American Conference Quarterfinals thanks to a memorable performance from its seniors on Saturday night. The Bulls (16-14, 8-8 MAC) evened their home record at 7-7 in the final game at Alumni Arena this season with an important win over Ball State (9-21, 4-12 MAC). Buffalo cashed in on 22 Cardinals turnovers for 22 points in an 82-73 victory over Ball State. Four Bulls players scored in double figures in the win.
