Evansville 70-64 Northern Iowa (3 Jan, 2021) Final Score

Northern Iowa Panthers

2-7, 1-3 Conference

	1	2	T
UNI	25	39	64
EVAN	35	35	70

Givance scores 22 as Evansville sweeps N. Iowa 70-64

— Shamar Givance scored a career-high 22 points, including key free throws with 23 seconds left, and Evansville defeated Northern Iowa 70-64 on Sunday, completing a weekend sweep of the Missouri Valley Conference preseason favorites.

Jan 3, 2021, 11:53 pm - AP

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Bradley	8-1	-	17-3
Drake	7-2	1	17-2
Belmont	6-3	2	14-6
UIC	6-3	2	13-6
Northern Iowa	6-3	2	12-8
Murray State	5-4	3	11-9
Illinois State	4-5	4	12-8
Valparaiso	3-6	5	10-10
Indiana State	3-6	5	9-11
Southern Illinois	3-6	5	8-12
Evansville	3-6	5	6-14
Missouri State	0-9	8	7-13

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Givance scores 22 as Evansville sweeps N. Iowa 70-64

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