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Posted on Mon, Dec 10, 2007

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College HoopsCast 12/10 -- Villanova routs Temple

Philly.com's Jonathan Tannenwald talks with Inquirer college basketball writers about the latest news in local and national college basketball.

Today: Jonathan is joined by Mike Jensen for a discussion of Villanova's 101-93 win over Temple on Sunday. They also talk about the Wildcats' stunning comeback win over LSU, two straight losses for St. Joe's and another bad shooting night for Drexel.

On the national scene, there's a look back at No. 1-ranked North Carolina's visit to the Palestra and a close look at the resurgent Atlantic 10, including what outgoing commissioner Linda Bruno's legacy will be.

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For more college sports coverage, check out Philly.com's college sports blog, Soft Pretzel Logic.

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