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Good ending for Patterson and Pitt
Lamar Patterson helped Pittsburgh end its disappointing season on a high note.
Patterson, the former McCaskey star, had 14 points, eight rebounds and ......
MIT ends Dips' hopes
This figured as a point guard showcase.
It was, but perhaps not with the expected headliner.
MIT junior Mitchell Kates drove his team to the NCAA Divi......
Gyokchyan lifts Diplomats into Sweet 16
 

If this wasn't the absolute worst-case scenario for Franklin & Marshall's basketball team it was close enough.
Georgio Milligan, the All......
MEN'S BASKETBALL: F&M wins Centennial
Seven minutes into Saturday night's Centennial Conference men's basketball championship at Mayser Center, Franklin & Marshall coach Glenn Robinson......
MEN'S BASKETBALL: Bloomsburg edges Marauders, 72-71
Nnamdi Njoku scored off a steal in the final minute as host Bloomsburg edged Millersville 72-71 Saturday afternoon in a PSAC East men's basketball gam......
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Huskies hold off MU
Bloomsburg raced out to a 17-0 lead to defeat visiting Millersville 73-60 in a PSAC East women's basketball game Saturday.
Bloomsburg (24-4, 18-4 PSAC......
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Messiah holds off E-town
In a meeting of playoff-bound teams, Messiah held off Elizabethtown 63-57 on Saturday in Grantham in the final regular-season game for both teams.
The......
MEN'S BASKETBALL: Milligan resets F&M scoring mark in win
Georgio Milligan scored a game-high 26 points to lead No. 13 Franklin & Marshall to a 63-53 victory over Dickinson in the regular-season finale. M......
Milligan, Early power Diplomats
Georgio Milligan and Ed Early combined for 51 points to lead No. 13 Franklin & Marshall to a 71-63 victory over host Johns Hopkins in Centennial C......
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: 'Ville handles Kutztown
Redshirt junior Aurielle Mosley scored a game-high 23 points and collected 10 rebounds Saturday to lead Millersville past Kutztown, 65-55, at Pucillo ......
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