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Keaton Wagner led with 23 points and David Markovic scored 22 points in the 13th-ranked Fighting Illini's 88-80 victory over the Buckeyes. From Dec. 9, 2025.
Keaton Wagner led with 23 points and David Markovic scored 22 points in the 13th-ranked Fighting Illini's 88-80 victory over the Buckeyes. From Dec. 9, 2025.
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