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Late free throws help ODU clinch a win over East Carolina
By TheFeed Published: 30th November 2011NORFOLK Every trip to the line was a crapshoot, for both teams. Miss one, make one. Free-throw percentages, like the late November temperatures, hovered around 50. Then, with 9.8 seconds left, Old Dominion’s Dimtri Batten stepped to the line with the air of someone determined to put an end to the ugliness then and there.
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Late free throws help ODU clinch a win over East Carolina
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