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Lehigh says goodbye to Heil ** The frosh, who will be attending Penn, is the 3rd basketball player to defect. In an unrelated matter, Lehigh has dropped Penn from its 2002-03 schedule.

Lehigh University’s rookie men’s basketball coach Billy Taylor has quickly found out how much of a demanding job it is to maintain cohesiveness in a Division I program. Taylor, 28, has also come to understand that there are some things that he just can not control. Like…

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Dawkins interested in LU opening ** The ValleyDawgs boss says he can put the Engineers “way up on the charts.’

The marketing department at Lehigh University would probably have some fun promoting the men’s basketball program, perhaps billing it as “chocolate delight,” if the man formerly known as “Chocolate Thunder” is hired as the school’s next head coach. Don’t laugh. This is serious.…

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Lehigh lets Mentesana go

In the end, all the hustle any coach could expect of his players was there. Victory just was not. Neither was the patience of Lehigh University Athletic Director Joe Sterrett, who decided on Tuesday not to extend the annual coaching contract of men’s head basketball coach Sal…

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Burke’s 43 rallies Leopards by Lehigh, 98-93 ** Lafayette trails by as many as 20 before the senior takes over.

Never mind the 20-point Lehigh Engineers’ lead. The suspicions were heavy that it would not last as long as Brian Burke kept shooting. Distance did not matter, neither did hands swarming in his face. It was Burke’s final home game of his Lafayette career before a crowd of 3,124…

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They follow their hearts to wear D-1 uniforms** Walk-ons Marakovits, Szalachowski wanted to experience big-time hoops.

Allentown Central Catholic graduate Danny Marakovits and Parkland High product Brad Szalachowski turned cheek on what other people thought and used hearts that are actually larger than their abilities to make the rosters of Division I teams as walk-ons. Right now, Marakovits, a…

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