Men
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Bryce Jordan Center and storming
to its best ever finish (12-6) in Big
,*'Ten play, Dunn will eventually
.deflect on the considerable accom
plishments -- but not now.
"I'm not sure if I'm awake yet, -
Dunn said. "I say that with all sin
gerity. I've tried not to think about
what's happened yet and I'm not
iloing to change anything. Some
time in April I'll sit back and
reflect on all the good things that
have happened to myself and the
players and this University."
The Lions gathered in the
Founder's Lounge of the Jordan
Center to watch the selection show,
and when the matchup with the
Razorbacks was announced, there
Assault
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Schneider, 54, suffered severe wounds to the head and
face.
Schneider's home was picked by the intruders at
random, according to a Ferguson Township Police
Department news release.
Upon returning to her home, Schneider surprised
the youth and was attacked shortly after, according to
the news release.
The youth will be charged with criminal attempt
homicide, aggravated assault, criminal conspiracy,
burglary, robbery, criminal trespass, theft, receiving
Women
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?rational championship game.
Fifth-year senior swingwoman
I\./lack wants to get to that place
more than anyone. "I'm pumped
.up," she said. "And my teammates
:are feeling exactly how I'm feel
•ing." Last year, Mack was forced
'atch the Lady Lions finish the
season after suffering two concus
sions.
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was no eruption from the assem
bled crowd.
Forward Phil Williams attributed
the subdued reaction to the relative
lack of drama. Unlike in years past,
there was no question the Lions
would be included among tourna
ment teams.
think everybody knew we
were there, it was just a question
of waiting to see who we'd play,"
Williams explained. "It wasn't like
we were on the bubble or any
thing."
Citing an invitation to the tourna
ment as a primary goal for the
1995-96 season, this objective has
been realized.
After narrowly missing last year,
pundits may expect Penn State to
stolen property and simple assault, according to a
news release. The minor was arrested Friday night in
Altoona's Mill Run area after police receives a tip,
and at least one additional arrest is expected, accord
ing to the news release.
A preliminary intake hearing will be held today at
the Centre County Courthouse, Gricar said.
"If he is tried as a juvenile there will be attempts
made at rehabilitating him," Sullivan said. If tried as
an adult, the suspect could receive 50 to 100 years in
prison if he received the maximum sentence on all
charges, Gricar said.
"That whole year was difficult,"
she said. "I would never want to sit
on that bench all year long again."
This season, Mack has suffered
through several injuries. "I'm a
walking injury and I know it, so I
just play through it. I think it's bet
ter to overcome the injuries and
say that I overcame it."
Mack and the rest of the Lady
Lion backcourt will be crucial for
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be content with simply making the
Big Dance. Guard Dan Earl is con
fident this will not occur.
"I've always said that after mak
ing the tournament, once you're in
it, anything can happen," Earl said.
"I think we'll readjust now that we
are in and we're all very excited."
After being picked by many to
finish near the bottom of the Big
Ten heap, Penn State competed for
conference supremacy throughout
the campaign.
From the beginning, Dunn con
vinced his team not to pay atten
tion to naysayers.
And the performance • on the
court was good enough to grab a
coveted NCAA berth. Now, the sec
ond season begins.
Penn State to advance, Portland
said.
Nicholson knows that she will
need to run the show and step up,
and she hopes the team stays
healthy enough to get a shot at the
Final Four.
But everyone is relatively
healthy now and the this time the
Lady Lions get their chance to bite
back it's time to dance.
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