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Dominating second half propels JMU to win
6 hours ago ago from Augusta Free Press
Dukes take charge with 12-0 run to open second half Staff Report JMU sports: www.jmusports.com James Madison opened the second half with a 12-0 run and closed with a 19-6 swing while outscoring Fordham 53-32 overall in the period en route to an 85-73 men’s basketball victory Wednesday night at the Convocation Center. JMU won its second in a row to improve to 6-4 for the season while Fordham dropped to 2-8 after falling to the ...
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8 hours ago ago from Inside the Paint
Updated 6:55 a.m. Dec. 24 The scores are updated from Wednesday night's games. The Jackson Memorial at Toms River North game was postponed to TBA. ------------------------------------ Lopez leads Keyport by STAFF REPORT Tony Lopez scored 17 of his game-high 27 points in the second half to lead the Keyport boys basketball team past Henry Hudson, 58-47, in a Class B Central game. Lopez, who was the only player in ...
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16 hours ago ago from BulldogInsider.com
Fresh off Illinois win, Bulldogs open up 20-point lead in second half to beat Owls 77-60.
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19 hours ago ago from Varsity Insider
Willis Nicholson of Cherokee makes his way past a wave of Winslow defenders/Staff photo John Ziomek EVESHAM - They watched a 10-point lead turn into an eight-point deficit in just over four minutes. Yet, there was no panic. Four turnovers and a block at one end quickly turned into 11 points at the other. Yet, there was no timeout by coach Ron Powell . ``I didn't want to show panic to them the first time we were ...
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20 hours ago ago from The Breeze
December 24, 2009 By Tim Chapman , The Breeze Print This Post Email This Post 0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false Second-year coach Matt Brady lit fire with his halftime speech as a lethargic first-half squad turned into a monster after the break. JMU went on a 12-0 run to start the second half of an 85-73 win over the visiting Fordham Rams on Wednesday. “I went in there and challenged their pride more ...
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UConn 80, Stanford 68: Cupcakes Polished Off, UConn Gets Serious
17 hours ago ago from The New York Times
HARTFORD Geno Auriemma gathered his players recently and announced that the cupcake part of Connecticut's schedule was over. The Huskies' remaining regular-season games would be to win the Big East women's title and to answer challenges against such powers as Stanford, Duke , North Carolina and Oklahoma. About time, the reserve forward Meghan Gardler said. The first real test came Wednesday as ...
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