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Paint play leads Hawks past Bison ** Zahir Carrington scores 19, snapping Bucknell’s 39-game home streak.

The Mountain Hawks soared even higher against Bucknell on Wednesday night, led by sophomore forward Zahir Carrington, who used his quickness and desire to dominate the paint. “He’s a problem,” Mountain Hawks senior forward Bryan White said. “When he gets the ball in his hands, I…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Lehigh pushes Bucknell to the limit ** But Hawks’ hot shooting isn’t quite enough against powerful Bison. ** Bucknell 59, Lehigh 54

Lehigh hit big shots down the stretch, 3-pointers by guards Jose Olivero and Joe Knight, and each time they had defenders draped in their face. First it was Olivero. Then it was Knight, who swished a trey with 11.4 seconds remaining, bringing Lehigh to within four of Bucknell…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Hawks don’t mind being No. 2 in preseason ** Defending tourney champs are picked to finish behind Bucknell.

Defending Patriot League tournament champion Lehigh isn’t worried about preseason predictions. They’ve been wrong the last two seasons. So Lehigh coach Billy Taylor doesn’t consider it a snub that the Mountain Hawks have been picked by the league’s coaches and sports information…

· Andre D. Williams

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Leopards fall short at Bucknell, 65-64 ** Shot by Lafayette’s Burke and a follow by Guy both fall short in the final seconds.

At times, the Patriot League opener between Lafayette and Bucknell seemed to be a battle of who could play the ugliest Wednesday night at Davis Gymnasium. There were hard falls, sloppy handling of the ball, and so many stretches where neither team seemed to know what to do with…

· Andre D. Williams

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