Jenaisya Moore couldn’t help but be excited for Thursday’s third-round NCAA Tournament matchup with Minnesota. After splitting the regular-season series and the eight total sets between them, the outside hitter for the Ohio State women’s volleyball team was excited to get another chance against the Buckeyes’ Big Ten rival. “They are a feisty team, but we are feistier,” Moore said. Emily Londot helped show just how feisty Ohio State (22-9) could be recording a career-high 29 kills to help the Buckeyes to an NCAA Tournament regional semifinal win against Minnesota Thursday in four sets (22-25, 25-21, 25-21, 25-19) in Austin, Texas. After the Buckeyes secured their third-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament’s regional round with three-set sweeps against Tennessee State and USC, Ohio State earned its first regional semifinal win under coach Jen Flynn Oldenburg and the program’s first regional final appearance since 2004. “I think I saw that from…
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