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Tenacious D, friendly rim sweet music for DeSales ** Bulldogs end NCAA skid, holding off Muhlenberg on Rarick’s huge 3-pointer.

A game of one tenacious defensive stop after another got final separation on a 3-point from the corner by DeSales junior Kim Rarick that bounced once, twice and then hung on the rim before falling through the nets. You can call it a lucky bounce, but it was just a good player…

· Andre D. Williams

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‘Hounds lose dogfight to John Jay ** Moravian matches Bloodhounds’ quickness in first half but can’t overcome 5-minute drought in 2nd.

It was a game of fun, run and gun offense that was filled with impressive highlights. But Moravian nearly ran itself ragged trying to keep pace with John Jay College, a quick and athletic team from New York City that brought many spirited fans to Johnston Hall for the school’s…

· Andre D. Williams

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Kutztown bows out in first round again ** Host Golden Bears fall to Millersville, 99-88, in PSAC playoffs.

Kutztown University allowed too many open looks from beyond the arc and got burned for it, and allowed too many second-chance points and was punished even more by Millersville in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference men’s basketball quarterfinals Tuesday night at Keystone…

· Andre D. Williams

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Hawks crave revenge for disputed shot ** Lehigh hasn’t forgotten loss to Army at buzzer in quarterfinals last year.

It is the shot that has haunted Lehigh senior Bryan White and sophomore Marquis Hall for a year. What they can’t forget is a running bank shot by Army’s Josh Miller that beat the Mountain Hawks, 47-46, in the Patriot League Tournament quarterfinals last March at Stabler Arena.…

· Andre D. Williams

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Lehigh’s Keefer named Patriot League’s top rookie ** The Mountain Hawks put one on PL second team; Lafayette places two.

Lehigh freshman guard Rob Keefer scored six points in his first game, eight in his second and 12 in his third. Get the picture? He continued to improve, and eventually became a starter, winning six Patriot League rookie of the week awards. A graduate of Abington Friends, Keefer…

· Andre D. Williams

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Retrievers rely on “RayJay’ ** Lehigh Valley products Ray Barbosa and Jay Greene propel UMBC to conference title.

“RayJay” was speedy and dynamic, confident and fearless, the driving force behind the University of Maryland-Baltimore County clinching the America East regular season title Saturday night. “RayJay” is how UMBC coach Randy Monroe referred to Ray Barbosa and Jay Greene after the…

· Andre D. Williams

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Leopards’ comeback attempt falls short ** Lafayette loses as foul shot rims out with less than a second left.

The free throw is the only shot in basketball that’s always uncontested, but it can also be the hardest shot when there’s less than a second left and your team is down by a point. That was the pressure-filled situation Lafayette senior Matt Betley was in after being fouled on…

· Andre D. Williams

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Lehigh’s frontcourt coming up big

Lehigh seemed like it had turned into “Guard U.” under former coach Billy Taylor, who had five guards earn Patriot League first team, player of the year, and rookie of the year honors in his five seasons. But Brett Reed, who was Taylor’s top assistant coach in those five…

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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…

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