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Making of an All-Star ** Leyon Agubuike might not be a known star, but his future in football appears to be bright.

East Stroudsburg-South’s Leyon Azubuike has been at ease as much as any player could possibly be since arriving here for Big 33 practice. There are many reasons. As a chiseled 6-4, 230-pound defensive end, he looks every bit like the Pennsylvania All-Star he is. His 4.58-second…

· Andre D. Williams

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Dawkins wins while keeping Dawgs’ house in order ** ValleyDawgs win their first game at Liberty 115-108 over Brooklyn.

Darryl Dawkins now has 101 coaching victories with the Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs. His wardrobe is still very stylish as he proved Sunday night by wearing a yellow suit. And not a dirt spot was seen on it following the Dawgs’ 115-108 victory over the Brooklyn Kings at Liberty…

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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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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…

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Locally, two big guys headed to Big East ** Freedom’s Ryan Ehrie (6-6, 297) and Northwestern’s Jake Figner (6-5, 290) sign letters of intent.

A meeting at the line of scrimmage between Freedom’s 6-6, 297-pound Ryan Ehrie and Northwestern’s 6-5, 290-pound Jake Figner might have been a grueling matchup, testing more than just the strength of both. It could not happen because Northwestern played in the Colonial League…

· Andre D. Williams

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Saint Joe’s starts off quickly, downs ‘Nova ** Hawks jump out to a 27-8 lead, hold off the Cats, improve to 19-0.

Fantastic guard play figured to be the featured attraction between No. 3 Saint Joseph’s and Villanova on Monday night. There was no disappointment. It’s just that it took a half of basketball before Villanova’s three-guard tandem of Mike Nardi, Randy Foye and Allan Ray to catch…

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Chaney joins 700 club, with Hawkins’ help ** Guards 21-point outburst helps put the Temple coach in elite company.

Temple guard David Hawkins breathed life back into the Owls’ offense and restored celebration plans for coach John Chaney’s 700th victory with 11:15 remaining Wednesday night. Hawkins drilled a 3-pointer that set off a 13-point personal scoring barrage over the next five…

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