Way to go Bobcats. 10 of 16 from 3 point, that'll do!

Replay on the Big Ten Network at 4:00 A.M.! I can hardly wait.

I watched the game on the BTN.

Some memorable moments. Early in the game, with the score tied at 10, on two straight possessions, Ohio lobbed two ill-advised long passes that Purdue turned into quick baskets and led 15-10.

In my mind, that was the last time Ohio lost its poise. Purdue led, if I'm recalling correctly, 37-36 at the half.

Early in the second half, Ohio took the lead and didn't relinquish it.

Purdue owned the boards, but Ohio hounded Purdue into something like 33 turnovers (announcers mentioned more than once that Ohio leads the nation in the ratio of turnovers forced versus turnovers committed). And, yes, hounded is the appropriate verb.

Ohio's free throwing could stand a tad of improvement.

A hard fought road win against a much more physical team.

Brian Agler, head coach of the WNBA LA Spurs got to watch his gutsy daughter Taylor (34 minutes, 4 assists, 4 steals) in person.

Is this team young or what? After senior Agler, the next 6 players with the most minutes were 3 frosh and 3 sophs.

3 frosh on the court near the end of the game:
CC Hooks- 15 points, 7 boards, 4 steals. Her back to back steals and lay-ins helped turn the tide.
Gabby Burris with 10 points and Alexis Stover, 12 points, 3 assists, 3 steals.

And solid efforts by 3 sophs:
Amani Burke, Trey’s little sis, led the way with 17 points.
Athens own Dominique Doseck with 10 points and Katie Barker with 7.

Congrats to Coach Boldon and the ladies for this signature win.

Go OHIO

I believe Dominique is a junior, not a sophomore.

Boldon and his staff haven beaten more P5's than any other with four (Indiana, Illinois, Purdue, Va. Tech) in five years. 'Cats only had one P5 win from 1996 - 2013, it was in 2010.

Here's an audio recap of last night with Boldon's post game interview
http://bit.ly/2BThMwf