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Purdue Player Hit Second of Two Free Throws ... by dillon77

... after grabbing an offensive rebound. To be specific,
Ae'Rianna Harris hit the second of a two-shot free throw with 0.8 seconds to play to give the Boilermakers the one-point win. (see link below for whole story). Report does not say anything about it being a controversial call.

Purdue was down 23-10 after the first quarter and down by 4 at half. Harris, a center, had 19 points while Karissa McLaughlin, Purdue's PG, had 17 and 6 assists.

Harvard was led by Katie Benzan with 16. ND had done a good job on her last Friday.

Tough way to lose for Harvard...long trip back to Boston.