Birds Shift Home Contest With St. Francis (IL)
Illinois State Women's Basketball's Dec. 4 contest against St. Francis (IL) at CEFCU Arena has been moved to Dec. 5.
NORMAL, Ill. – Illinois State Women's Basketball's Dec. 4 contest against St. Francis (IL) at CEFCU Arena has been moved to Dec. 5.
Tipoff is still slated for 11 AM on Education Day for the Redbirds.
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