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GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • VOLUME 25, EXPRESS 15 • 19 through a lot. But she's a gamer and I thought (Sunday) more than any other day, we got her the ball. She was double- teamed, we kicked it out and went right back in to her. We hadn't done that all year. And we have to do that because she's go- ing to be double-teamed. "But when she's in a zone, it's over." MOORE SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY Purdue hasn't used freshman Erica Moore much this season, as the forward has played only eight minutes across four games. Now, however, Moore's not available at all, as Ver- syp suspended her indefinitely. Versyp told the team on Friday evening, a press re- lease said. The release stated that Moore was suspend- ed for a violation of team rules, which Versyp was expected to expound upon during her Tuesday session with media. Moore, a 6-foot-2 for- ward from Fortville, Ind., was ranked as the 78th player overall in the 2014 recruiting class by All-Star Girls Re- port, although her last couple sea- sons at Mount Vernon were marred by knee injuries. TURNOVERS DOWN Through the first 14 games of the season, Purdue has only 204 turnovers, an average of 14.6 per game that would set a school record. The Boilermakers' previous best was their 14.7 turnovers per game over 30 games in 2001-02. Purdue committed a season- low eight turnovers against Indi- ana on Sunday, only six in the first 36 minutes. "We don't take a ton of risk, and that's not a bad thing," Versyp said. "We're a little more fundamental in certain areas. But what was re- ally good to see is that we still ran the last couple games and we took care of the basketball. "So that was great." j Tom Campbell Freshman Erica Moore has been suspended indefinitely for violation of team rules. BIG TEN STANDINGS (Through Jan. 4) Team Big Ten/Pct. Overall/Pct 1. Minnesota 3-0/1.000 14-1/.933 2. Iowa 2-0/1.000 11-2/.846 Maryland 2-0/1.000 11-2/.846 4. Northwestern 2-1/.667 12-2/.857 Michigan 2-1/.667 10-4/.714 Ohio State 2-1/.667 10-5/.667 PURDUE 2-1/.667 9-5/.643 8. Illinois 1-1/.500 10-4/.714 9. Indiana 1-2/.333 11-3/.786 Rutgers 1-2/.333 10-4/.714 Wisconsin 1-2/.333 5-8/.385 12. Nebraska 0-2/.000 10-3/.769 13. Michigan State 0-3/.000 7-6/.538 Penn State 0-3/.000 3-11/.214