THE GAME went from smooth to shaky, to scary and, finally with barely 2 minutes left at the DAC, to frightening. Drexel had won 13 straight. The Dragons had been dominant in most of those games, the result usually determined long before the final buzzer.
With a 13-game winning streak and a 21-5 overall record, it's no surprise Drexel men's basketball coach Bruiser Flint calls these Dragons his "best offensive team."
With so many quality options on offense, Chris Fouch has played a supporting role for Drexel this season.
After leading the Dragons in scoring last season, Fouch entered Saturday's game against Hofstra ranked fourth on the team.
HARRISONBURG, Va. - Drexel associate coach Mike Connors shouted so loud he could be heard in the far corners of the Convocation Center here Wednesday in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Drexel can't seem to lose. With Tuesday's 63-61 CAA win over William & Mary at the Daskalakis Center, the Dragons extended their winning streak to 14 games.
The leading scorer for surging Drexel, and perhaps the biggest reason for the Dragons' success this year, is sophomore point guard Frantz Massenat. He has helped lead his team to first place in the CAA.
Villanova women's basketball coach Harry Perretta and Drexel women's basketball coach Denise Dillon, who played for Perretta and the Wildcats, are approaching statistical milestones this week.
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