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Basketball still keeps Lloyd busy

Andrea Lloyd Curry, possibly the most accomplished girls basketball player from North Idaho, led Moscow to the A-2 state title in 1981 and '82. (File/ / The Spokesman-Review)
Dave Trimmer
Andrea Lloyd Curry, possibly the most accomplished girls basketball player from North Idaho, led Moscow to the A-2 state title in 1981 and '82. (File/ / The Spokesman-Review)
Andrea Lloyd Curry, possibly the most accomplished girls basketball player from North Idaho, led Moscow to the A-2 state title in 1981 and '82. (File/ / The Spokesman-Review)

Idaho has to wait for the 500th win in women’s basketball history, maybe when Hawaii visits on Thursday. The Vandals were battling defending WAC champion Fresno State, which had won 19 league games in a row, tough until a late 18-0 run buried them. The Bulldogs, who lead the nation in 3-pointers baskets per game at 9, sank 18 treys in 34 attempts.

For now, our other basketball news is a Then and Now with former Moscow High School star Andrea Lloyd (above), who had a much decorated college and professional career and is now in broadcasting.

Update: Courtney Vandersloot makes cut to 20 for Wooden Award . … Texas and Oklahoma State drop out of Top 25 (ESPN).

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