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Saint Joseph’s and Xavier heavy favorites in A-10 ** The schools are expected to win their divisions, with Temple in hot pursuit.

The Atlantic 10 Conference has seven new coaches and a new member from Richmond. But the best thing the upgraded 12-team, realigned conference has is two nationally ranked programs in Saint Joseph’s and Temple. And the two rival Philadelphia schools have two rival Philadelphia…

· Andre D. Williams

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Saint Joe’s scores with much hailed Jameer Nelson ** Family, school and friends are rooting for the standout from Chester.

Jameer Nelson’s celebrity status extended well past the Saint Joseph’s University campus before he even made his first collegiate basket last Nov. 17. He didn’t even need to win the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year award or play on last summer’s gold medal-winning USA Junior…

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Jay’s the Wright man and can dress the part ** First-year Villanova coach has an inexperienced squad that he has to mold into a winner.

Jay Wright, the ex-Hofstra head coach, knew he was taking over a Villanova basketball program that was going to be thin in the backcourt, not particularly strong in the frontcourt and lacking an on-court leader. But the only thing the soon-to-be 40-year-old head coach of the…

· Andre D. Williams

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Leopards need to get healthy, and then they could get hot ** The promise on College Hill needs time to heal, mature and heat up.

The guessing game doesn’t work on College Hill. So don’t ask Lafayette men’s basketball coach Fran O’Hanlon to pick a number of games he might win in the 2001-02 season. He can’t do it. He doesn’t want to do it. Besides, a fair prognostication cannot be made now. The Leopards…

· Andre D. Williams

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Ardent Mentesana says Lehigh is ready for next step ** Engineers coach has worked toward a winning season for five years.

You can look at the 102 losses in five seasons and wonder why Sal Mentesana continues to have passion for his job as coach of the Lehigh men’s basketball team. “I’ve never questioned what I do,” the 53-year-old Mentesana said. “I love this. My passion for the game has not…

· Andre D. Williams

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Burke is ready for his senior season on College Hill ** The ECAC also honored Lafayette’s co-captain for his return from a serious injury.

It was the 11th day of December last year, a trial-filled day that Lafayette senior guard Brian Burke couldn’t stop thinking about as he stood at the podium accepting the ECAC Award of Valor on Oct. 2 in Hyannis, Mass. Stories of players returning to play Division I basketball…

· Andre D. Williams

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Kutztown reinstates QB Warren, two others for this week’s game ** It’s not a given that Warren will start. Backup Rob Flowers has played well.

Josh Warren, the junior who was projected to be Kutztown’s starting quarterback, has been reinstated following a two-game suspension for violating the team and school’s alcohol and drug policy. Three other Kutztown players have also been reinstated. Wide receiver Phil Washington…

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MULES AND ‘HOUNDS, BOTH WITH 3-0 MARKS, FACING TOUGH FOES MUHLENBERG WILL VISIT POWERFUL WESTERN MARYLAND; MORAVIAN TO HOST WIDENER.

So far, both have carried their weight and deflated their opponents to carry 3-0 records into their most challenging regular-season games. Oh, to be a player at Muhlenberg or Moravian. All has gone so right, yet all can become so much better. All both have to do is subdue…

· Andre D. Williams

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CARTER-MCCABE COMBINATION SHOOTS DOWN THE DIPLOMATS RECIEVER JOSH CARTER AND QB MICHAEL MCCABE SHARE 210 YARDS, 4 TDS IN MUHLENBERG’S VICTORY.

Muhlenberg defensive end David Jones had an idea how the Franklin & Marshall defense probably felt following the Air McCabe/Carter show Saturday in West Allentown. Obviously, it wasn’t good after after surrendering 501 net yards an average of 6.96 yards per play and giving up…

· Andre D. Williams

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BIG BLUE BOUND PARKLAND’S STAR FOOTBALL PLAYER, TIM MASSAQUOI, MAKES HIS COLLEGE CHOICE, OPTING TO ATTEND THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN RATHER THAN BIG TEN RIVAL PENN STATE.

Tim Massaquoi looked around the auditorium at Parkland High School on Wednesday and shook his head in amazement. ‘I didn’t think it would be this big,’ he said. ‘I didn’t think this many people would show up.’ That’s because the announcement of Massaquoi’s college choice was big…

· Andre D. Williams

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TROJANS’ MASSAQUOI GETS ONE MORE YEAR TO SHOWCASE SKILLS PARKLAND STANDOUT IS A TOP-NOTCH ATHLETE WHO WILL DECIDE BETWEEN PENN STATE AND MICHIGAN FOR COLLEGE

It was the final drill of Parkland High’s exhausting varsity morning football practice, and many of the players were running half-speed. That had head coach Rich Sniscak disgruntled. ‘We’re 45 minutes over schedule, so I know you won’t make it because you’re mentally weak,”…

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