The Missouri State Lady Bears had high hopes as they headed to the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament last week.
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A week ago, I sat in an arena I’ve spent most of the winter in. JQH Arena was my second home. I covered the rollercoaster Missouri State men’s basketball season and helped cover the historic Lady Bears’ perfect home season. But last Thursday, I walked into an arena that was less than a quart…
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It was an emotional game for the Missouri State women’s basketball squad, but the No. 21 nationally-ranked team pulled out a 72-61 win against Loyola on Saturday afternoon.
For the first time since the 2011-12 season, the Missouri State Lady Bears can call themselves regular-season champions of the Missouri Valley Conference.
Missouri State women’s basketball head coach Amaka “Mox” Agugua-Hamilton was not happy with the officiating following the Lady Bears’ 69-66 win at Bradley on Sunday afternoon.
The Missouri State Lady Bears hopes of hosting the NCAA Tournament games at JQH Arena likely came to an end on Thursday night.
Many times this season head coach Amaka “Mox” Agugua-Hamilton has referred to the home faithful at JQH Arena as the Missouri State Lady Bears “sixth-man”.
The No. 18 nationally-ranked Missouri State Lady Bears have shown a tendency to be caught sleeping against lesser teams this season.
