Basketball is a funny game. Playing in a NCAA Division II Final Four game, a team which turned the ball over 26 times and made 9-of-19 from the free-throw line normally wouldn’t be on the winning side. The No. 1-ranked Ashland University women’s basketball team, however, was on the winning side of a 76-67 score against No. 4-ranked and defending national champ Glenville State on Wednesday (March 22) night in St. Joseph, Mo. The Eagles, now 36-0, will take on No. 6-ranked Minnesota Duluth (32-3), a 70-59 winner over No. 20-ranked Catawba (29-6) on Wednesday night, for the D-II title…