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YSU football routs Murray State, basketball tops Buffalo

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YSU football routs Murray State, basketball tops Buffalo

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Youngstown State’s women’s basketball team pulled away from Buffalo for an 86-62 win, using defensive pressure and a late third-quarter surge after leading by just one at halftime. In football, YSU beat Murray State 62-35 for its sixth straight victory, scoring touchdowns on all nine offensive possessions and gaining 589 yards. Quarterback Beau Brungard threw for a school-record 423 yards and four touchdowns as the Penguins improved to 8-2 and set up their regular-season finale against Illinois State.

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