Northwestern is rolling, but they haven't faced a defense like Baylor's this year.
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Lindsey Pulliam put on the show she's been waiting to perform all year to lead her team to the Sweet 16. Does the road end in Dallas?
Northwestern's Abi Scheid put on a show in the first round. Can she carry the No. 11 'Cats to a win over Missouri State and deep into the tournament?
Michigan frustrated Lindsey Pulliam and Abi Scheid all night on its way to a semifinals berth.
The 'Cats wrapped up a record-setting regular season in style on Senior Day.
Scheid is leading the country in three-point shooting percentage, turning herself into a bona fide pro prospect.
Lindsey Pulliam and Veronica Burton combined for 50 points as the 'Cats continued their run of dominance.
Lindsey Pulliam missed her first 12 shots, but nailed a fadeaway jumper with 28 seconds left to win the game for Northwestern.
Veronica Burton tied her career highs in scoring and rebounding as the No. 19 'Cats rolled past the Spartans. Here's how Northwestern keeps rolling.
Lindsey Pulliam scored 32, one shy of tying a career high, and paid tribute to Kobe Bryant after the game, in a big win for Northwestern.
The Wildcats easily put away a tough Michigan State team before falling in a tight battle against No. 17 Maryland. It kept them ranked.
At 16-2 and 6-1 in conference, the 'Cats have more than earned their first appearance in the poll since 2016.
Lindsey Pulliam had another off night, but Northwestern found a way to likely play its way into the Top 25 with a win over Purdue.
Northwestern couldn't keep the momentum rolling from its upset over Maryland, and fell big to the visiting Iowa Hawkeyes.
Northwestern cruised by Illinois and Maryland to start conference play, showing the Big Ten that its ceiling may be pretty high.
The Wildcats won an ugly one over Boston College before blowing out two mid-majors at home. Where is the team as Big Ten play begins?
After cruising to wins over Valparaiso and Colgate, the Northwestern Wildcats came close but fell short of upsetting the 17th-ranked DePaul Blue Demons.
<h2>NU sweeps tough road games</h2> "Who makes the schedule around here? I need to talk with them," Northwestern Wildcats head coach ...
Lindsey Pulliam picked up where she left off last year despite a slow start, leading Northwestern to a season-opening victory at home.
The Los Angeles Sparks and Dallas Wings took home awards for business success, while Achonwa was recognized for her community outreach efforts