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Take a number: A-10 has three as tourney unfolds ** Xavier, Dayton and Saint Joe’s are all ranked — a tournament first. ** Atlantic 10

Saint Joseph’s has a blazing backcourt, led by All-American candidate Jameer Nelson and shooters galore. The Hawks also have a coach, Phil Martelli, who does as much cheering as anyone with pompons. Their 22-5 season includes a 4-0 record against Philadelphia rivals, giving them…

· Andre D. Williams

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Surprising Lehigh skids to a disappointing finish ** Mountain Hawks blow 10-point lead, fall to Bucknell in quarters.

Lehigh went cold at the wrong time, blowing a 10-point lead against Bucknell in the Patriot League quarterfinals Saturday. Even the Mountain Hawks’ best shooter, senior Matt Logie, went more than 15 minutes without scoring. By the time he connected again, tapping in a miss, only…

· Andre D. Williams

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Hawks, Leopards both fall ** Army stops Lehigh, 78-70, while Holy Cross drubs Lafayette. ** Patriot League Basketball Tournament ** Women’s Games

Teary eyes from the bite of defeat was something the Lehigh and Lafayette women shared in Friday’s Patriot League quarterfinals at The Show Place Arena. Lafayette lost 60-40 to top-seeded Holy Cross because it did not have nearly enough depth or equal talent to avoid being…

· Andre D. Williams

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Taylor suspends Savovic for tourney ** Coach cites academics as reason for benching all-league point guard. ** Patriot League Basketball Tournament

Lehigh coach Billy Taylor didn’t hesitate to make bold coaching moves all season. He won because of that. On Friday, Taylor announced academic shortcomings have forced him to suspend star point guard Zlatko Savovic for the Patriot League Tournament quarterfinal game at 7:30…

· Andre D. Williams

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Banged-up Lafayette hoping for some March magic ** Time off may help the Leopards, who’ve lost four of their last five.

Lafayette won back-to-back Patriot League Tournament championships in 1999 and 2000 before Holy Cross became the league’s team to beat. So Leopards coach Fran O’Hanlon knows how to win in March. This weekend, he’ll get a chance to prove his astuteness again, as the Leopards try…

· Andre D. Williams

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Lehigh’s Taylor named top P.L. coach ** Lehigh’s best haul ever includes four awards. For the women, Tierney is all-league again.

Billy Taylor won people over by winning more games than any other first-year men’s basketball coach at Lehigh. On Wednesday, the Patriot League named Taylor its coach of the year, marking the first such accomplishment for Lehigh. Taylor’s honor was one of four postseason awards…

· Andre D. Williams

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Lafayette’s Farrell, battling diabetes, leads by example ** The junior will try to inspire the Leopards to the Patriot title.

Lafayette College junior Mike Farrell makes banging for rebounds, setting up teammates with pinpoint passes, and scoring inside against stronger and more athletic players look easy because of the consistent way he handles all skills. He doesn’t believe in giving a half effort.…

· Andre D. Williams

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Fitzpatrick’s shot lifts Leopards over Lehigh ** Her last-second bucket, off a pass from Costello, produces a 72-71 win.

Little room was open on the baseline when Lafayette College senior guard Kim Costello began her dribble toward the basket, and ultimately, triumph, in her final home game at Kirby Sports Center Sunday afternoon. Leopards junior forward Colleen Fitzpatrick, who had been the most…

· Andre D. Williams

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The son likes it hot ** Justin DeBerry learned the game from his father under the sizzling Tucson sun. Lafayette is cool with that.

About the only thing that kept Justin DeBerry from practicing in those scorching Tucson, Ariz., summers was a dust storm. Outside of that, the Lafayette College guard shot jumpers in his backyard for hours, unconcerned about heat stroke despite 100-degree temperatures. “You get…

· Andre D. Williams

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