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GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • VOLUME 25, EXPRESS 24 • 21 29 minutes, although seemed to give it ev- ery ounce of energy she had. After coming back from a high ankle sprain that sidelined her a month, Perry developed hamstring and Achilles tightness, perhaps because of the lack of condition- ing while she was out. Now, she'll try to get healthy. "Definitely, I need to rest for at least two weeks," Perry said af- ter the Minnesota game, in which she played 18 minutes, many of them in the post while Bays and Clemons were in foul trouble. "Just do noth- ing, which will be hard, or do something to stay off my legs. It's definitely disappoint- ing when you're not healthy at the end of the season." Despite the inju- ries, Perry averaged 9.0 points and 4.4 rebounds this season, and was playing even better right before the ankle injury vs. Maryland on Jan. 8. In three of the previous five games, she had scored at least 14, includ- ing a 19-point, 12-rebound perfor- mance in a win at Illinois. "I think this year I grew a lot as a player, especially when I was healthy," she said. "But not being healthy, it kind of puts things in per- spective. When you're healthy, you can go all out, feel like no one can stop you and you can do so much for your team. "Now, it's just getting healthy and taking what I learned this year, and from Liza and Whitney, and tak- ing that to the offseason." BAYS HONORED Bays was named second team All-Big Ten last week by the media 2014-15 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FINAL RESULTS Date Opponent Result Nov. 9 FINDLAY (exb.) (BTN Plus) W, 84-25 Nov. 14 at Ball State W, 66-60 Nov. 19 GREEN BAY L, 78-81(2OT) Nov. 23 TOLEDO (BTN Plus) W, 66-48 Junkanoo Jam, Freeport, Bahamas Nov. 28 Texas Tech W, 69-53 Nov. 29 George Washington L, 59-79 Big Ten/ACC Challenge Dec. 3 FLORIDA STATE (BTN Plus) L, 64-67 (OT) Dec. 7 at Dayton L, 61-63 Dec. 11 KANSAS (BTN Plus) W, 61-48 World Vision Classic Dec. 19 UC IRVINE W, 69-44 Dec. 20 DENVER W, 65-51 Dec. 21 WRIGHT STATE W, 70-46 Dec. 28 at Illinois (BTN Plus) W, 62-55 Jan. 1 MINNESOTA (BTN Plus) L, 68-81 Jan. 4 INDIANA (BTN Plus) W, 86-64 Jan. 8 at No. 12 Maryland (BTN) L, 64-88 Jan. 11 at No. 17 Iowa (BTN) L, 59-73 Jan. 15 WISCONSIN (BTN Plus) L, 56-65 Jan. 19 at No. 16 Nebraska (BTN) L, 59-69 Jan. 22 at No. 21 Minnesota (BTN Plus) W, 90-88(OT) Jan. 25 OHIO STATE (BTN Plus) L, 71-78(OT) Jan. 29 No. 22 RUTGERS (BTN) L, 49-58 Feb. 2 at Indiana (BTN) L, 55-72 Feb. 8 PENN STATE (BTN Plus) L, 50-54 Feb. 11 NORTHWESTERN (BTN Plus) L, 65-73(OT) Feb. 14 at No. 18 Rutgers (BTN) L, 49-78 Feb. 17 at Ohio State (BTN) L, 60-92 Feb. 21 ILLINOIS (BTN/BTN Plus) L, 46-47 Feb. 24 at Michigan (BTN) L, 50-81 Feb. 28 MICHIGAN STATE (BTN) L, 56-61 Big Ten Tournament* March 4 Wisconsin W, 58-56 March 5 Minnesota L,78-82 * Sears Centre Arena, Hoffman Estates, Ill. Tom Campbell Senior forward Liza Clemons was Purdue's sportsmanship award winner in the Big Ten last week. From Our Family to Yours... We Love the Boilermakers! WindowWorld.com Five Indiana Locations Lafayette Indianapolis Terre Haute Muncie Columbus NEW STORE 523 S. Earl Ave. BIG TEN STANDINGS (Final standings) Team Big Ten/Pct. Overall/Pct 1. Maryland 18-0/1.000 30-2/.938 2. Iowa 14-4/.778 24-7/.774 3. Ohio State 13-5/.722 23-10/.697 4. Northwestern 12-6/.667 23-8/.742 Rutgers 12-6/.667 22-9/.710 6. Minnesota 11-7/.611 23-9/.719 7. Nebraska 10-8/.556 21-10/.677 8. Michigan 8-10/.444 16-14/.533 9. Michigan State 7-11/.389 16-15/.516 10. Illinois 6-12/.333 15-16/.484 11. Wisconsin 5-13/.278 9-20/.310 12. Indiana 4-14/.222 15-16/.484 13. PURDUE 3-15/.167 11-20/.355 Penn State 3-15/.167 6-24/.200