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  • Women's basketball- BU 73 SIU 49

    This game started slow, but then Bradley ran out to a huge first half lead and dominated the rest of the way.
    SIU 49
    Bradley 73
    Bradley used an early 15-0 run to pull away from Southern Illinois and never looked back as the Braves extended their season-long win streak to six games with a 73-49 victory against Southern Illinois Friday night at Lorene Ramsey Gym. Junior Jenny Van Kirk (Waconia, Minn./Waconia) scored a team-high points 12 points as all 14 Bradley players which saw action in the game scored.


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    This game could have been an even bigger blowout, but Bradley had deep reserves in the game for the last 10 minutes of the second half, while SIU was still playing with some starters. It was a dominating defensive effort.
    Only 1 BU player played more than 19 minutes (Jenny Van Kirk played 25 min), while a couple of SIU starters played 37 and 38 minutes.
    Attendance was 1,043.

  • #2
    the game was on PBS. I watched the whole first half. Our women's team handed them their butts. All I have to say is WOW. The best part is alot of that team's leading scorers are freshman and sophomores.
    Walk on, Walk on
    With hope in your hearts,
    and You'll Never Walk Alone

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    • #3
      Two more 3's for Michelle Lund as she adds to the freshman record!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Big Mike View Post
        Two more 3's for Michelle Lund as she adds to the freshman record!
        Michelle looked great! What a valuable player to have. She is quick, and a great ballhandler and passer, beside being a great shooter. She played just 16 minutes in the blowout, and still was the game's leader with 4 assists.
        The future looks bright with her having 3 more years to play.

        And I have seen Brooke Bisping (2009 recruit) from Morton play, and her game is similar to Michelle's. I think this team will only get better oiver the next few years.

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        • #5
          So did BU win or lose DC? Your post says SIU 73-49?
          ???We all want Bradley to win. If our methods and visions for that are different, then so be it. Don't ever attempt to tell me I am not a fan!???

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Braveman View Post
            So did BU win or lose DC? Your post says SIU 73-49?
            The score was reversed, and has been corrected-
            Bradley dominated the game, and won easily

            SIU 49
            Bradley 73

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            • #7
              Originally posted by da coach View Post
              the score was reversed, and has been corrected-
              bradley dominated the game, and won easily

              siu 49
              bradley 73

              whew!
              ???We all want Bradley to win. If our methods and visions for that are different, then so be it. Don't ever attempt to tell me I am not a fan!???

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              • #8
                Has Bradley's patience with Paula B paid off? This was one sorry program, but in year 8 looks like both the men and women have bright futures. And the new digs next season can only help recruiting, right?

                I confess to know very little about the women's program except I wasn't interested because it appeared the AD wasn't either.

                From those in the know . . . what has changed? Real interested in this story.

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                • #9
                  It takes longer to build a successful women's program, especiallly at a small, private school like Bradley that has no prior history of sustained success, and with the paltry facitilies they had.
                  The AD could see that Paula was a good coach, did things right, graduated her players, and was well respected. It frustrated everyone that she couldn't win, but that was clearly due to a relative lack of talent. Now the talent is coming, and the program is poised for long term success. Changing coaches would have only stunted that development, and I am glad he AD recognized that.

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