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Carrington helps Lehigh end “curse’ ** The forward scores 27 in his team’s first win over Princeton since 1930.

Lehigh tuned up for the start of Patriot League play by beating longtime nemesis Princeton, 68-49 Sunday afternoon at Stabler Arena. The Mountain Hawks had lost 23 straight games to the Tigers since last winning, 30-25 on March 6, 1930. “They had to knock it out of the peach…

· Andre D. Williams

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DeSales’ Ohlson dishes it out, Carroll can’t take it ** Ohlson hands out 13 assists, leading to a 97-80 win in tourney final.

DeSales guard Darnell Braswell and post players Phil Stricker and Ed Lapinski only had to worry about one thing when Eddie Ohlson had the ball in his hands Saturday night. And that was what type of dish Ohlson was going to deliver. Already the owner of every major assist record…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Ex-Liberty star’s switch pays off with starting role at Rutgers ** Morales mans fullback for Knights, blocking for All-American Rice.

Rutgers redshirt freshman Andres Morales has entered 2008 doing what he most loves to do. “It’s kind of cool because all we do is play football now, like a pro team,” Morales said. “School is over. You just relax and play ball.” A punishing all-state linebacker at Liberty High…

· Andre D. Williams

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Figner makes best of dreary December ** West Virginia O-lineman, a Northwestern grad, sees his team miss chance at title game, lose coach.

West Virginia offensive lineman Jake Figner was credited with 20 knockdown blocks last season, which was impressive enough for the Northwestern High graduate to remain a starter. The number of pancake blocks Figner had this season has not been released, but he’s confident that…

· Andre D. Williams

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