Northern Illinois 76-69 Kent State (22 Jan, 2020) Final Score

Northern Illinois Huskies

10-9, 3-3 Conference

	1	2	T
NIU	41	35	76
KENT	33	36	69

German scores 17 to lead N. Illinois over Kent St. 76-69

Eugene German scored 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds and Northern Illinois held off Kent State 76-69 on Tuesday night, handing the Golden Flashes their first home loss of the season.

Jan 22, 2020, 02:51 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Miami (OH)	6-0	-	14-4
Akron	6-0	-	13-5
Ohio	4-2	2	10-8
Toledo	4-2	2	10-8
Kent State	3-3	3	12-6
Ball State	3-3	3	9-9
Eastern Michigan	3-3	3	9-9
Central Michigan	2-4	4	8-10
Bowling Green	2-4	4	7-11
Western Michigan	2-4	4	5-13
Buffalo	1-5	5	6-12
Northern Illinois	0-6	6	4-14

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Northern Illinois Huskies

Kent State Golden Flashes

Game Leaders

E. German #10 - NIU

D. Pippen #5 - KENT

Game Information

German scores 17 to lead N. Illinois over Kent St. 76-69

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