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Lady Bears defeat Seminoles to advance in NCAA Tournament - Vimarsana News

Lady Bears defeat Seminoles to advance in NCAA Tournament

BATON ROUGE, La. -- Missouri State women's basketball improved to 25-7 on the season and advanced to the First Round of the NCAA Tournament following a 61-50

Source: ktlo.com
Ohio State Buckeyes vs Missouri State Lady Bears March 19 Preview, Game Time, Matchup Statistics - Vimarsana News

Ohio State Buckeyes vs Missouri State Lady Bears March 19 Preview, Game Time, Matchup Statistics

Get a preview of the Missouri State Lady Bears vs. Ohio State Buckeyes basketball game.

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Missouri State women face Florida State in NCAA tourney opener - Vimarsana News

Missouri State women face Florida State in NCAA tourney opener

Teams: Florida State (17-13) vs. Missouri State (24-7) Where: Baton Rouge, Louisiana When: 8 p.m. About Florida State: The Seminoles strong finish included

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Women's NCAA field features inaugural First Four, includes Missouri State - Vimarsana News

Women's NCAA field features inaugural First Four, includes Missouri State

Florida State coach Sue Semrau has always been a fan of adding teams to the women’s NCAA Tournament. She is thrilled it happened this season, giving her late-developing Seminoles the opportunity to be a part of history. Florida State (17-13) is one of the schools participating in the inaugural women’s First Four after the NCAA expanded the tournament field to 68 teams, one of the few tangible changes made to address inequities highlighted last year between the men’s and women’s tournaments.