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

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Fungo Squiggly said:
OSU holds on to win, ending UMD’s 24 game B1G winning streak. Not a bad week for the ladies after taking out undefeated UM last time out.
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“Nobody likes to be 0-3 against a team so obviously we wanted to come out and win,” Miller said. “If that wasn’t the case I think there is a lot of motivation in them being who they are and where they’re at and just the competition that we know that they are going to be.”
 
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Bestbuck36 said:
Shit, are we on probation? How did I miss that?
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As first reported by Buckeye Sports Bulletin's Wyatt Crosher, former Ohio State women's basketball assistant coach Patrick Klein “violated Ohio State’s sexual harassment policy through text messages and social media interactions with at least 13 student-athletes” and Klein's behavior toward those athletes “consisted of a pervasive pattern of conduct that was reasonably perceived to be sexual in nature and that it interfered with the athletic experience of those student-athletes.”

The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions found that Klein also provided gifts to certain athletes, including paying for meals and purchasing gifts. Klein resigned from his position in August 2019, and Ohio State has since changed his employment designation to “resignation in lieu of termination.” He has been given a three-year show-cause penalty by the NCAA. Per the summary disposition report submitted to the NCAA, head women's basketball coach Kevin McGuff “had no knowledge of Klein's improprieties, nor that NCAA violations occurred as a result of Klein's improper relationships.”
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