DePaul drops opener as BC shocks big favorite in NCAA
Third time not a charm for DePaul as Ray Meyer’s team, ranked No.2, loses 82-75 to Boston College in the NCAA tournament. BC’s John Bagley and Michael Adams pace the win as DePaul players foul out amid 35 personals.
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Felling's coaching style nets third state crown, aims for fourth
Lawrenceville coach Ron Felling, renowned for unorthodox methods, has built a three state championship program with star Marty Simmons and guard Doug Novsek as core. His teams emphasize defense, unselfish play, and poise under pressure, drawing praise and occasional controversy from observers.
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Aggies Earn Praise From NIT Opponent Before Seattle Clash
Washington coach Marv Harshman lauded Texas A&M as extraordinarily quick and tall, likening them to Brigham Young and Oregon State. He warned Aggies’ pressure and speed would challenge the Huskies in the NIT second round in Seattle.
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