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tOSU Women 67, Purdue 66 (Final, Big Ten Tourney Champions)

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Jake;1424591; said:
We settled for a three way too early. :shake:
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I had no problem with that shot. It was open, and tOSU got a 2-for-1.

Shot clock violation gives tOSU the ball with 15 seconds left.

Timeout tOSU with 12.2 seconds left.

I'd like to see them give it to Jantel up high.
 
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Lavender fouled in the act with 6.2 seconds left.

Misses the first.

Makes the second. 67-66.

The last timout called by tOSU to set the defense, Purdue has none left.
 
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Jump ball goes to Purdue after Little tied up Malone.

1.1 seconds left for Purdue. No good!

Congrats to the Lady Buckeyes on the Big Ten Tournament title!!!
 
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Awesome job, ladies! 820 AM was getting worse and worse the closer I got to home. I was hoping to make it for the end of the game, but it ended (with my volume at 35 instead of it's usual 12 so I could hear it through the static) as I was 500 feet from my driveway. I knew I should have blown through those red lights. Damn.

Congrats, again on the regular season and tournament titles! :banger:
 
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ABJ

Women's basketball No. 12 Ohio State 67, Purdue 66
Lavender leads Buckeyes in final seconds By Michael Marot
Associated Press

Published on Monday, Mar 09, 2009
INDIANAPOLIS: Ohio State's Jantel Lavender made one out of two free throws with 6.2 seconds left, giving the 12th-ranked Buckeyes a 67-66 victory over third-seeded Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament championship Sunday.
Lavender finished with 25 points and 13 rebounds. Samantha Prahalis preserved the win by making Purdue's Brittany Rayburn miss the potential winning shot as the buzzer sounded.
With the win, regular-season champion Ohio State (27-5) became the fourth top seed to win the tourney title and claimed the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Ohio State has now won the title twice.
Rayburn had 20 points to lead Purdue (22-10), whose two-year tournament reign come to an end. Lindsay Wisdom-Hylton added 15 points despite missing almost 14 minutes in the first half because of foul trouble.
When the Buckeyes needed a play late, they went to Lavender.
Twice in the final 31/2 minutes, she broke ties by outmuscling the Boilermakers for putbacks. And when the Buckeyes called timeout with 12.2 seconds left to set up a play, they put the ball in Lavender's hands again.
She caught it about five feet from the basket, spun toward the baseline and drew a foul on Wisdom-Hylton. After missing the first free throw, she hit the second to give Ohio State the lead.
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