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Women's basketball - conference play week 2
Thursday, Jan. 9

North Texas 56 at FIU 58
UAB 65 at WKU 69
Middle Tennessee 75 at Marshall 55
UTEP 89 at Southern Miss 72
Rice 78 at Florida Atlantic 69
UTSA 82 at Louisiana Tech 73

Saturday, Jan. 11

UAB 56 at Marshall 61
Rice 68 at FIU 47
Charlotte 51 at Old Dominion 54
North Texas 78 at Florida Atlantic 84 (2 OT)
UTEP 80 at Louisiana Tech 87
Middle Tennessee 63 at Western Kentucky 71
UTSA 65 at Southern Miss 82


FAU home game on Thursday, and Marshall and WKU home games on Saturday are the ESPN+ games

Heading into the week, Rice and UTEP are 2-0, USM is 1-0, 8 teams (ODU, Charlotte, UAB, MTSU, FAU, UNT, Marshall and UTSA) are 1-1, La Tech is 0-1, and WKU and FIU are 0-2.
(This post was last modified: 01-11-2020 07:08 PM by Fort Bend Owl.)
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