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Hawks’ hearts broken ** Trip to the Final Four goes by the wayside as OSU ekes out 64-62 win in final seconds.

Saint Joseph’s finally ran out of magic in this magical season. Overtime had seemed so possible, so within a great shooter’s distance when consensus All-American Jameer Nelson pulled up inside the circle to attempt a game-tying shot with one second left Saturday night at…

· Andre D. Williams

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The Hawks are circling ** Saint Joseph’s, which plays Oklahoma State tonight, is a win away from the Final Four.

Saint Joseph’s has the clippers in hand. Championship nets are close to being cut down. The Hawks need one more victory to win the East Rutherford Regional and advance to the Final Four in San Antonio. If the Hawks beat Oklahoma State in the regional final tonight, Philadelphia…

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Hawks oust Wake ** Saint Joseph’s moves into the Elite Eight with an 84-80 win. Red-hot guards lead the way. ** 2004 NCAA Basketball Tournament

Saint Joseph’s was a machine again Thursday night, led by three guards who dropped shots as if they were dropping popcorn into a bucket. Now a trip to San Antonio — and perhaps a stroll down RiverWalk — is only a victory away. The Hawks, top-seeded in the East Rutherford Region,…

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Don’t overlook the Hawks’ underappreciated big guys ** Jones, Bryant and Mallon don’t get a lot of ink, but they get a lot of bumps and bruises.

The grunt men for Saint Joseph’s will be hard at work tonight as they have been all season. Not everything that Dwayne Jones, John Bryant and Dave Mallon do may be noticed, but they are used to it. Jones, Bryant and Mallon couldn’t care less that they have been outrebounded by…

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He cut his teeth at Lehigh, now Ross helps the Hawks ** He is hoping that Saint Joe’s success translates into a head coaching job. ** 2004 NCAA Basketball Tournament

A former assistant coach from Lehigh University’s past is still alive in the NCAA Tournament and hoping the big stage could lead to his first head coaching job. Monte Ross, who was an assistant coach at Lehigh under Dave Duke for the 1993-94 season, is in his eighth season as an…

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How sweet it is for Saint Joe’s ** The Hawks answer all the questions with a statement, defeating Texas Tech, 70-65, to advance to the Sweet 16.

No more questions. Not from Billy Packer or any other CBS analyst about whether Saint Joseph’s deserved to be a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Hawks validated their selection with a disruptive defense and an offense led by guards Jameer Nelson, Delonte West and Pat…

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Hawks’ Carroll hopes to erase nightmare ** He missed a 3-pointer with the game on the line last year. ** 2004 NCAA Basketball Tournament

Pat Carroll has dreamed about being open from 3-point range and hitting the game-winning shot for Saint Joseph’s in the NCAA Tournament. “That’s the ultimate dream in everyone’s head, if you’ve played in the tournament,” Carroll said Friday. Opportunity could knock for him when…

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Nelson, Saint Joe’s easily snuff Flames ** All-American guard puts on a clinic, scoring 33 points in an 82-63 win over overmatched Liberty. ** 2004 NCAA Final Four

Saint Joseph’s guard Jameer Nelson was like a winter storm that quickly cripples a city. He opened with a flurry, outscoring Liberty 9-1 by himself over the first three minutes. And he continued to overwhelm the Flames, leaving little doubt as to who the best point guard in the…

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Hawks embarrassed in A-10 opener ** The nation’s No. 1 team loses its first game, 87-67, to Xavier.

Saint Joseph’s senior Jameer Nelson rocked from side-to-side during the national anthem Thursday at the University of Dayton Arena. It appeared to be a sign that America’s No. 1 point guard on the No. 1-ranked on the last unbeaten NCAA Division I team was ready to roll and not…

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Saint Joseph’s Hawks perched atop AP poll for first time ** Stanford’s loss helps the Philly team move up from the No.2 spot.

Maryland and Georgetown were in Delonte West’s backyard, but never looked in his direction when he was a local high school star guard at Eleanor Roosevelt in Prince George’s County, Md. Neither did Duke, Stanford or any of the other big-named college basketball programs. But now…

· Andre D. Williams

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Koefer honored to be part of finale ** Saint Joe’s walk-on was able to play in the Hawks’ final home game.

Saint Joseph’s freshman Andrew Koefer, a walk-on out of Central Catholic, experienced only 1:47 of garbage time Tuesday night. It’s a moment he probably will never forget even though he never touched the ball. He got his name into the scorebook, which enabled him to join stars…

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