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February 16, 2012
Saint Joseph's glad to get road win at Rhode Island - David Duda
By Mike Scandura
Philadelphia Daily News
KINGSTON, R.I. - Even though Rhode Island scored 16 points off 14 Saint Joseph's turnovers, Hawks coach Phil Martelli was anything but frustrated.
"I'm not frustrated at all," Martelli said after St. Joe's prevailed, 80-69, last night in an Atlantic 10 game at the Ryan Center. "We came here to win a game. We won this game. Now we have work to do for Saturday's game [at George Washington].
"This idea of being frustrated . . . we have 17 wins.
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February 15, 2012
U.Va. football aide West adds title of assistant recruiting coordinator
Daily Press
Virginia football cornerbacks coach Chip West, a Hampton native, has added the role of assistant recruiting coordinator.
Jeff Hanson, the Cavaliers’ defensive line coach, is the program’s recruiting coordinator.
West has helped Virginia land back-to-back recruiting classes that have been ranked among the top 30. He is responsible for recruiting Hampton Roads and the eastern half of North Carolina.
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February 14, 2012
Ambrose on Twitter: Players don't realize how many people are watching
By Chris Korman
The Baltimore Sun
Towson coach Rob Ambrose said Monday night that he’s not so much worried about the people he doesn’t know who have called his decision to ban his players from Twitter unconstitutional.
His compass for these matters – his mother, a Maryland judge – is all that matters.
“If she thought I was really doing something that would take away rights,” Ambrose said, “that wouldn’t go over well. I’d probably be disinherited.
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February 13, 2012
New USC Assistants Face Challenges in First Year - Joe Robinson/Everette Sands
Scott Hood
GamecockCentral.com
The month of January was a busy one for Steve Spurrier. In addition to wrapping up another highly-ranked recruiting class, he also hired four new assistant coaches.
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February 12, 2012
Virginia Tech edges Boston College 66-65 - Rob Ehsan
BLACKSBURG, Va.—When Virginia Tech's Dorian Finney-Smith saw teammate Robert Brown's 3-point attempt in the waning moments bounce off the rim and up into the air, he knew exactly what was going to take place.
"It was slow motion," Finney-Smith said. "I was like, `Oh yeah, I've got this.'"
Dorian Finney-Smith scored 17 points, including a tip-in with 1.8 seconds left, to lift Virginia Tech past Boston College 66-65 on Sunday night.
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