Ayo Dosunmu puts game on ice late, powers No. 5 Illinois to 73-66 win over Northwestern

Name: Ayo Dosunmu puts game on ice late, powers No. 5 Illinois to 73-66 win over Northwestern
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Description: Illinois Fighting Illini guard Ayo Dosunmu was quiet for most of Tuesday night’s game, but came up biggest when needed against the Northwestern Wildcats. With his team up by four late, he drilled a three from very long range to secure the win for the fifth-ranked Illini.

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Illinois Fighting Illini guard Ayo Dosunmu was quiet for most of Tuesday night’s game, but came up biggest when needed against the Northwestern Wildcats. With his team up by four late, he drilled a three from very long range to secure the win for the fifth-ranked Illini.

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Ayo Dosunmu puts game on ice late, powers No. 5 Illinois to 73-66 win over Northwestern

Illinois Fighting Illini guard Ayo Dosunmu was quiet for most of Tuesday night’s game, but came up biggest when needed against the Northwestern Wildcats. With his team up by four late, he drilled a three from very long range to secure the win for the fifth-ranked Illini.

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