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Tuesday was the first day colleges and universities can make direct payments to student-athletes. This stems from a settlement in a landmark case involving student compensation. Illinois State University Athletics Director Jeri Beggs called it the most dramatic change ever seen in college sports.
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Ryan Pedon led the Redbirds to their winningest season in eight years, and the team won the College Basketball Invitational title last season.
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In 16 seasons, Brock Spack has compiled a 111-74 [60%] record and has led the Redbirds to six NCAA playoff appearances and two Missouri Valley Football Conference championships.
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The Redbirds fell, 99-96, in the tournament semifinals to Troy in front of a crowd of 2,406 at CEFCU Arena.
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For the fourth time in program history, the Illinois State Women’s basketball team has advanced to the WNIT semifinal round.
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The Illinois State women's basketball team will play Louisiana Tech Monday night at ISU's CEFCU Arena in the semifinals of the WNIT.
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The WNIT has announced the Redbirds will play Abeline Christian in the Super 16 round on Thursday. The game will be played at Shirk Center in Bloomington.
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Illinois State sophomore Chase Walker, a first-team Missouri Valley Conference selection, has announced on social media he plans to return to ISU next season.
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The Illinois State women’s basketball team will participate in a third consecutive Postseason WNIT, but the Redbirds have to wait a little longer to find out their first opponent.
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The Redbirds, who have a 19-14 record and previously announced they would accept a bid to the College Basketball Invitational [CBI], learned on Sunday they will play Presbyterian College.