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Three local players will travel to Cleveland with the chance to make an NBA summer-league team.
The morning after their names were not called in the NBA draft, Temple's Mark Tyndale, Drexel's Frank Elegar and Niagara's Charron Fisher were on a plane to Cleveland yesterday for a weekend of workouts with the Cavaliers.
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Thompson, Calathes hopeful on draft
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If things go the way they want them to go, two local players will be celebrating after tonight's NBA draft.
- Drexel and the Pennsylvania National Guard will announce today that the university is taking over management of the Philadelphia Armory. The armory is adjacent to the university, at 33rd Street and Lancaster Avenue.
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Audio: George Mason-Drexel postgame audio: Bruiser Flint and Scott Rodgers
Drexel coach Bruiser Flint and guard Scott Rodgers talked to reporters after the Dragons lost to George Mason, 75-65, at the Daskalakis Athletic Center. Subscribe to the College HoopsCast via iTunes. -
Audio: George Mason-Drexel postgame audio: Jim LarranagaGeorge Mason coach Jim Larranaga talked to reporters after the Patriots beat Drexel, 75-65, at the Daskalakis Athletic Center. Subscribe to the College HoopsCast via iTunes.
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Audio: George Mason-Drexel postgame audio: Jim Larranaga
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Audio: St. Joseph's-Drexel postgame audio: Bruiser Flint
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Audio: St. Joseph's-Drexel postgame audio: Phil Martelli
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Audio: Temple-Drexel postgame audio: Bruiser Flint
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Audio: Temple-Drexel postgame audio: Fran Dunphy, Ryan Brooks and Mark Tyndale
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It's defense that keeps Drexel rolling
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Mason a point of distinction at Drexel
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Dragons' Elegar suspended one game
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Dragons get serious in second half to beat Northeastern
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Student shoots at 'spies'
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For Flint and Dragons, no reason to ease up
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'Good locker-room material'
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Audio: College HoopsCast 11/7 -- Season Preview: Drexel and Penn
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Drexel win sets up showdown with VCU
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For starters, we probably should excise the candidates McCain reportedly covets the most. Tom Ridge, for instance. McCain really likes the guy, by all accounts.
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