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Ohio State Women's Basketball (2023-24 B1G CHAMPS)

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AUGUST 23, 2019
BUCKEYES 2019-20 BIG TEN SCHEDULE REVEALED
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    COLUMBUS, Ohio – The 2019-20 Ohio State women’s basketball schedule has been finalized as the Big Ten announced the conference schedules on Friday afternoon.

    The Buckeyes will play nine conference home games and nine road games beginning in Value City Arena vs. Purdue on Dec. 28 and wrapping up at Purdue on Feb. 29. In between will be a pair of games against defending Big Ten champion Maryland and a home matchup with Michigan on Jan. 9.

    Ohio State will also host Urbana in an exhibition game on Sunday, Nov. 3 at Value City Arena.

    Season tickets are on-sale now by calling 1-800-GO-BUCKS (Select Option 2) or by logging on to ohiostatebuckeyes.com/tickets. Mini plans and group tickets go on-sale on Sept. 12 and single game tickets will be available beginning Sept. 26.

    For more ticket information, please visit the Ohio State Women’s Basketball Ticket Page

    Complete 2019-20 Schedule

    Nov. 10 vs. Valparaiso – the game will be played at Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio as part of the Ohio Hall of Fame Challenge.

    Nov. 13 at Cincinnati – The Buckeyes are 20-4 all-time vs. their in-state rival

    Nov. 17 vs. Ohio – home opener vs. the Bobcats. Ohio State is 21-0 vs. Ohio but this will be the first meeting since 2004

    Nov. 21 at Kent State – first game between the two Ohio schools since 1981

    Nov. 24 vs. UConn – the Buckeyes will be looking for their first win against the Huskies

    Nov. 29-30 vs. South Dakota and Northern Iowa – both games are part of the South Point Shootout in Las Vegas, Nev., where the Buckeyes won both games back in 2015.

    Dec. 5 vs. Louisville – part of the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. Both of the previous two meetings between the teams have come down to the wire.

    Dec. 8 vs. Radford – first meeting between the two teams

    Dec. 15 at Stanford – the Buckeyes are 3-1 all-time vs. the Cardinal but this will be the first meeting in Palo Alto.

    Dec. 17 at Sacramento State – last year’s trip out west was cancelled due to the wildfires in Northern California and reschedule for this December

    Dec. 28 vs. Purdue – OSU has won 11 consecutive meetings with the Boilermakers in Columbus

    Dec. 31 at Minnesota – Ohio State has won five in a row in the series including the last two in Minneapolis

    Jan. 6 at Maryland – the series has been back-and-forth between the Buckeyes and Terrapins as Maryland holds just a slim 8-6 lead

    Jan. 9 vs. Michigan – each of the last eight games in the series have been decided by nine points or less including a pair of overtime games

    Jan. 12 vs. Penn State – the Buckeyes have won nine consecutive vs. the Lady Lions

    Jan. 16 at Michigan State – OSU swept the season series with the Spartans a year ago

    Jan. 19 at Illinois – the Buckeyes have won the last five games in the series by an average of more than 20 points

    Jan. 23 at Iowa – OSU holds just a 35-33 edge in the all-time series

    Jan. 30 vs. Maryland – the Buckeyes have lost just once in Columbus vs. the Terrapins

    Feb. 2 at Nebraska – the Buckeyes have enjoyed their last three trips to Lincoln as they have headed home with a win each time

    Feb. 6 at Illinois – OSU leads the all-time series 51-20

    Feb. 9 vs. Wisconsin – the Buckeyes swept the regular season meetings with the Badgers last year but Wisconsin got its revenge with a 73-63 win in the Big Ten Tournament

    Feb. 13 vs. Minnesota – the Buckeyes have won 27 of the 30 meetings with Minnesota in Columbus

    Feb. 16 at Indiana – OSU has won the last 13 meetings with IU

    Feb. 19 vs. Nebraska – the Buckeyes will be looking to avenge a home loss last year to the Huskers

    Feb. 22 at Rutgers – the Buckeyes held Rutgers to just 39 points in a 59-39 win last year in Piscataway

    Feb. 25 at Northwestern – since 2000, the Buckeyes are 28-4 vs. the Wildcats

    Feb. 29 at Purdue – OSU leads the all-time series with the Boilermakers in West Lafayette 18-16
https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/buckeyes-2019-20-big-ten-schedule-revealed/
 
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SKULL SESSION: C.J. BARNETT'S LIFE AS A COP, URBAN MEYER WON'T COACH FLORIDA STATE OR USC, AND THE WOMEN'S HOOPS TEAM DOMINATES

OH. The Ohio State women's hoops team brought in the No. 3 recruiting class in the country, featuring four five-star top-50 players (including one affectionately nicknamed "SheBron").

They're uh, already doing some stuff.



No, that is not a typo.

It's worth noting that this was an exhibition game, but in case you were wondering, the NCAA single-game scoring record is owned by Long Beach State, which dropped 149 points on San Jose State in 1987.

Ohio State's freshman dropped a combined 90 points, with Jacy Sheldon and Kierstan Bell leading the way with 25 points each and Kaelynn Satterfield adding 22 of her own.

For some context, the Buckeyes have done cruel things to this poor team in the past, but with a senior-laden team led by one of the most prolific scorers in women's basketball history.



This team will be playing together for four seasons, and lord help the Big Ten.

Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...usc-womens-basketball-exhibition-win-freshman
 
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Since McGuff's arrival at Ohio State, the problem with the women's basketball team has never been the fact that they could not put points on the scoreboard but the problem has been that the other team has always been able to put more points on the scoreboard.

Maybe McGuff will fix his defensive philosophy this season but his past coaching does not give me much hope and until he fixes that problem of not coaching defense this program will continue to flounder.
 
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Ohio State women’s basketball transfer Braxtin Miller ruled immediately eligible by NCAA

After playing the waiting game during the preseason, OSU has another difference maker on the roster.

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Ohio State women’s basketball opens up their regular season schedule Sunday afternoon, the moment Buckeye hoops fans have been waiting for. And on Friday evening, the NCAA ruled that junior transfer Braxtin Miller (not to be confused with OSU football great Braxton Miller) would be immediately eligible following the approval of her transfer waiver.

Miller, the junior guard from Dayton, Ohio, announced her plans to return to her home state in April after playing two seasons at Oklahoma State where she earned a spot on last year’s preseason All-Big 12 team.

Entire article: https://www.landgrantholyland.com/2...es-braxtin-millers-ncaa-immediately-eligibile
 
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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: OHIO STATE BESTS VALPARAISO 89-38 IN SEASON-OPENER

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It was quite literally a “lights out” game for Ohio State women’s basketball in its season debut, as it defeated Valparaiso 89-38, despite the lights briefly going out in the arena mid-third quarter.

Hosted by Wittenberg University, the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame season-opener for Ohio State (1-0) showcased its new team against Valparaiso (0-1).

Sophomore forward Dorka Juhász scored a team-high 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds. Following behind Juhász was sophomore guard Janai Crooms and freshman guard Jacy Sheldon, who both had 12 points.

Junior guard Addison Stoller led Valparaiso with 11 points.

Valparaiso played Ohio State close early, trailing just 13-11 with less than a minute to play in the first quarter, but the Buckeyes used an extended 16-4 run to take control of the game in the second.

That wasn’t Ohio State’s best run of the game, however — a 23-0 Ohio State run in the third quarter took the lead from comfortable at 42-24 to overwhelming at 65-24.

The Buckeyes continued their fast-paced style to score 12 points on fast breaks. Ohio State had 11 steals and four blocks on the day and out-rebounded the Crusaders 38-22.

Junior transfer guard Braxtin Miller, who was granted a waiver by the NCAA to play for Ohio State Friday, got the start for the Buckeyes, and shot 2-for-5 in 20 minutes of action.

Freshman forward Rebeka Mikilášiková made her Buckeye debut and knocked down 4-of-6 shots to add eight points to the Ohio State cause.

Five-star recruit and freshman guard Kierstan Bell was the fourth Buckeye to score in double figures, scoring 10 points as she knocked down two 3-pointers in the game.

Ohio State will continue on the road playing again on Wednesday Nov. 13 at Cincinnati with a 7 p.m. tip-off.

Entire article: https://www.thelantern.com/2019/11/...ghts-out-in-season-opener-against-valparaiso/
 
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Oh8ch said:
Got my first look at the ladies today and was impressed.

Stayed with UCONN through 3 quarters.

They play one upper-classman and will only get better.
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I hope you are right and this season is not like seasons in the past under McGuff. It seems like he really does not do a whole lot of coaching and just lets the Buckeye ladies run willy-nilly up and down the floor. He is a hell of a recruiter but I am not sure about his coaching. Hope he proves me wrong sometime.
 
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