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All-Time Series Records Women's Basketball Yearbook 2009-2010 Download date 28/09/2021 00:44:11 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10484/1789 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Akron ..................................................................................................2-0 Miami (Ohio) ......................................................................................3-3 Alabama .............................................................................................1-0 Michigan .............................................................................................2-4 Alabama-Huntsville ............................................................................1-0 Michigan State ....................................................................................0-4 Arkansas State ....................................................................................1-2 Minnesota ..........................................................................................1-0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff .............................................................................2-0 Missouri ..............................................................................................0-1 Auburn ................................................................................................0-1 Missouri-Kansas City ..........................................................................0-1 Austin Peay .........................................................................................2-1 Missouri-St. Louis ...............................................................................2-2 Ball State ...........................................................................................21-8 Missouri State .................................................................................14-41 Belmont ..............................................................................................1-2 Morehead State ..................................................................................0-3 Bowling Green ....................................................................................1-1 Murray State .......................................................................................0-3 Bradley ...........................................................................................35-21 National ..............................................................................................1-0 Brown .................................................................................................1-0 Nebraska .............................................................................................1-0 Butler ..............................................................................................12-10 Nevada-Las Vegas ...............................................................................0-1 California ............................................................................................1-0 Nevada-Reno ......................................................................................1-0 Cedarville ............................................................................................2-0 New Mexico ........................................................................................0-1 Central Michigan ................................................................................3-2 Nichols State .......................................................................................2-0 Central State .......................................................................................1-0 North Carolina State ...........................................................................0-2 Champaign .........................................................................................3-0 North Carolina-Wilmington ................................................................1-0 Chattanooga .......................................................................................1-1 North Dakota State .............................................................................1-0 Chicago State ......................................................................................2-0 Northeastern Illinois ...........................................................................2-0 Cincinnati ............................................................................................8-1 Northern Illinois .................................................................................1-2 Cleveland State ...................................................................................0-1 Northern Iowa ................................................................................36-18 Colorado State ....................................................................................0-1 Northern Kentucky .............................................................................1-5 Connecticut ........................................................................................0-1 Northwest Missouri ............................................................................1-0 Creighton ........................................................................................12-27 Oakland ..............................................................................................1-0 Dayton ................................................................................................2-5 Ohio ....................................................................................................1-0 DePaul ................................................................................................1-1 Ohio State ...........................................................................................1-6 Detroit ................................................................................................1-3 Old Dominion .....................................................................................0-1 Drake ..............................................................................................17-42 Ole Miss ..............................................................................................1-0 Duke ...................................................................................................0-2 Pepperdine .........................................................................................1-0 East Carolina .......................................................................................0-2 Pittsburgh ...........................................................................................0-1 East Tennessee State ..........................................................................0-1 Portage ...............................................................................................1-0 Eastern Illinois ................................................................................31-22 Portland State .....................................................................................1-0 Eastern Kentucky ................................................................................4-0 Purdue ..............................................................................................11-9 Eastern Michigan ................................................................................6-0 Saint Louis ..........................................................................................3-1 Edinboro State ....................................................................................1-1 Sam Houston State .............................................................................0-1 Evansville ........................................................................................22-12 San Diego State ..................................................................................1-1 Fairfield ...............................................................................................1-0 Siena ...................................................................................................1-0 Florida ................................................................................................0-1 South Alabama ...................................................................................2-0 Florida Atlantic ...................................................................................1-0 South Florida ......................................................................................1-0 Florida International ...........................................................................0-1 Southern Illinois .............................................................................32-38 Franklin ...............................................................................................6-2 Southeast Missouri State ....................................................................4-0 Goshen ...............................................................................................2-1 St. Joseph’s .........................................................................................1-0 Grand Valley .......................................................................................1-0 Taylor ..................................................................................................1-0 High Point ...........................................................................................1-0 Tennessee-Martin ...............................................................................2-1 Illinois 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