Madison Greene talks final home games in scarlet and Chance Gray talks press vs. press against Sparty
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Ohio State women’s basketball headed into Sunday’s game against the Purdue Boilermakers struggling in recent games. It started with giving up a double-digit lead to the Iowa Hawkeyes on Monday, and then a poor performance in Bloomington against the Indiana Hoosiers. That changed against Purdue, with Ohio State pulling away in a 98-46 blowout over the Boilermakers.
Following the game, head coach Kevin McGuff spoke with the media about his team’s response to losing against Indiana, the importance of this game for Chance Gray who had her first multiple three-point game in nine games and facing Michigan State and Maryland to end the season.
Then, guard Madison Greene discussed playing one of her final games in the Schottenstein Center after six seasons. Junior guard Chance Gray talked about the excitement around facing former teammate Grace VanSlooten and the Michigan State Spartans, playing against the MSU press and getting back into her shooting form following a rough month of cold shooting.
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