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Rendleman’s career night helps lift Seahawks over Towson
By editor Published: 24th January 2011Chad Tomko had back-to-back steals for points, and Ahmad Grant’s 18-foot jumper with 71 seconds remaining beat the shot clock to send the Seahawks to a 66-60 victory over Towson at Trask Coliseum.
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Rendleman’s career night helps lift Seahawks over Towson
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RT @TowsonTigerAD: Congrats to #ODU on their move to CUSA - AD Wood Selig has a great vision & strong budget to make the move13 minutes ago
RT @DHuddy41: Just read @ODUSports is moving to conference USA. Big time move! #Monarchs moving up in the world! #teamODU13 minutes ago
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RT @defiantlydutch: ODU wants to be allowed to compete for #CAAHoops title next year. Related: I want $40 million dropped from a plane on to my lawn.16 minutes ago
RT @defiantlydutch: Yeager seems much more concilatory (sp) to ODU than VCU. #CAAHoops19 minutes ago
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