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Dawgs’ Wadley a survivor on the court and in life ** Former Temple star with NBA hopes has outlived many friends.

The five tattoos on the body of Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs guard Quincy Wadley are not there just for looks. Neither are the rubber bands he wears around both wrists. “Everything has a meaning,” Wadley said. “I don’t just put anything on. The one last tattoo that I will get, that…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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JUMPING SHIPP ** Saucon’s Casie Williams has her eyes on three prizes – all in the jumping events.

Saucon Valley’s Casie Williams is an all-around athlete with an odd love for fast food at McDonald’s. She loves to order large french fries, toss them in a bag, heavily salt them, shake up the bag and um … um … get her eats. “I go there a couple times on the weekend, sometimes…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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New Lehigh basketball coach Taylor makes history ** The 28-year-old former Notre Dame player becomes the school’s first African-American head coach.

He’s 28 years old, personable, vigorous on the recruiting trails, and he’s the first African-American head coach at Lehigh University. He’s also married with a baby girl due in early June. Billy Taylor is also much more than that to University of North Carolina-Greensboro head…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Lafayette assistant Brogan throws hat in Lehigh ring ** The O’Hanlon aide wants to fill the Lehigh coaching vacancy.

Pat Brogan played as a freshman at Lafayette College in the mid-1980s, then got cut the next season. Now, he’s Fran O’Hanlon’s top assistant coach at Lafayette. If a similar pattern follows at Lehigh, then Brogan will end up being the Engineers’ next head men’s basketball coach.…

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Football
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Leopards fall short at Bucknell, 65-64 ** Shot by Lafayette’s Burke and a follow by Guy both fall short in the final seconds.

At times, the Patriot League opener between Lafayette and Bucknell seemed to be a battle of who could play the ugliest Wednesday night at Davis Gymnasium. There were hard falls, sloppy handling of the ball, and so many stretches where neither team seemed to know what to do with…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Stroudsburg’s Baker reached D-I the hard way ** It took two years of playing and studying at a junior college to get to Rider.

Maybe some of the “ballers’ from the ‘hood where Rich Baker grew up have succumbed to negative influences, and had their dreams of playing Division I basketball shattered. But not Baker. He continued to improve his slashing and shooting skills at Stroudsburg High en route to…

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Basketball
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Rollerson comes up big for Temple ** The 6-10 center scores 15 points and grabs 11 rebounds in the Owls’ win over Penn State.

Temple coach John Chaney looked quickly at center Ron Rollerson, who will be in the spotlight more than ever over the next two games, shoved the microphone closer to him and demanded that the 6-10 senior turn up his volume. Kind of like the way Rollerson turned up his game after…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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“Pards let Marist get away with win ** Poor play by Lafayette allows Red Foxes to win on road for 1st time in 2 years.

It was a game that was lost in a crushing way, kind of like The Grinch waiting for everybody to go to sleep before stealing gifts. Only this was a game Lafayette had control over, holding leads of seven points in both halves. But carelessness with the ball and missed layup…

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