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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: It was historic day for the Kennesaw State women’s basketball team as the Owls sent seniors Kristina Wells and Valescia Dixon out with an exclamation point by earning the 17th win of the season, the most for KSU in an NCAA Division I era season, with a 75-57 blowout of Lipscomb in their Atlantic
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: The Kennesaw State men’s basketball team lost its final home game in the Convocation Center during the 2014-15 season 78-53 to Northern Kentucky. “You have an opportunity to have a championship situation on your home floor for Senior Night and I don’t think we came out with the same energy
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: The Kennesaw State men’s basketball team completed the sweep of the Stetson Hatters on Saturday, February 21 by a score of 61-56. “I’m very proud of the guys for showing resiliency through two toughly contested road games through adversity,” head coach Jimmy Lallathin said. “They brought the energy, and getting
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: Senior Kristina Wells registered her fifth double-double of the season, but it was not enough as the Kennesaw State women’s basketball put up a valiant effort against No. 22/24 Florida Gulf Coast before ultimately falling 71-60 in an Atlantic Sun Conference contest on Thursday (Feb. 19) night at the KSU Convocation Center.
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: The Kennesaw State’s men’s basketball team went toe-to-toe with Atlantic Sun leading Florida Gulf Coast Thursday night, but just got edged in the final seconds to lose 54-53. With less than a minute left, the Owls held a one-point lead with the ball, and Bernard Thompson forced a steal and
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor We interviewed Kennesaw State men’s basketball head coach Jimmy Lallathin following his team’s 78-65 home win over Jacksonville on Feb. 12. Topics included the team’s defensive effort, improvements in the second half, the play of Yonel Brown and continuing to change culture of program.
The Sports Inquirer 