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The Departed: Prince's early exit highlights loss of three starters
Epiphanny Prince single-handedly won games last year, scoring nearly 20 points per game and representing 30 percent of the team’s scoring. Full Article at The Daily Targum
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Washington Capitals superstar Alexander Ovechkin told the Washington Post his injury - presumably a left shoulder strain - is improving but not enough to play in this weekend's home-and-home series with the Florida Panthers. Full Article at Covers
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Brittany Ray is without her partner. Like Mulder without Scully or Luke without Obi-Wan, the senior guard’s life completely changed when Epiphanny Prince opted to go pro instead of return for her senior season. Full Article at The Daily Targum
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Tim Farrell/The Star-LedgerRutgers forward Khadijah Rushdan shoots during a game against Connecticut last season. Rushdan will be counted on to produce more offensively this season for the inexperienced Scarlet Knights. Full Article at NJ.com
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PISCATAWAY — C. Vivian Stringer has written one book, but by the end of the season the Rutgers women's basketball coach hopes to have the makings of another. It could be quite the page turner. Full Article at Asbury Park Press
Related Quotes
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I trust by the time we do step up to the plate to play, that we will be mentally tough ... When I see a team member drop their head when I say something to them, then I am upset because I know that she is not tough enough to get it done. When you go to hostile crowds against teams who enjoy blowing you ...
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I'm not going to label myself as the leading scorer, or trying to go for my own agenda. I'm trying to do what Coach Stringer needs from me and just try to help bring my underclassmen along
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I think we have a great chance to have something special next year with my teammates
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I almost want to write a diary because I do think at the end it will be something that we as a coaching staff will consider to be our greatest work
SOURCE: Asbury Park Press
