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Date Posted: Tuesday, November 23, 09:20:43am
Author: Seen on Miltenberger St
Subject: the solution is simple: More Marhold
In reply to: apluski 's message, "A great effort and a much needed blowout. Just one queston: How is it that we have the only Brazilian that can't play basketball?" on Monday, November 22, 09:28:43pm

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Blowout is good? Remember Dukes blew out Howard by 70....how did that year work out? (NT) -- Q, Tuesday, November 23, 10:04:01am

We didn't blow Howard out on the road. This was our biggest road margin since 1973, which arguably was the last time Duquesne had a team that could compete with quality teams. (NT) -- duq81, Tuesday, November 23, 10:16:33am

Slight correction duq81,this was the largest road victory in history, surpassing the 1973 game you were alluding to. (NT) -- TMH, Tuesday, November 23, 11:29:32am
- TMH, the reporter and the copy editor failed math. The margin of victory was only 36 points (not 46 as mentioned in the article). Thus, the 42 point victory in 1973 at St. Peter's still stands as the record. Duq81 is correct. (NT) -- Phoenix Rising, Tuesday, November 23, 11:53:24am
  - Thanks for the correction. I never even did the math...but I passed reading :-) (NT) -- TMH, Tuesday, November 23, 12:22:50pm

That year? Oh, yes, Duquesne was 17-13. Not bad after winning only 3 games in a season two years prior. What's your point, Q? (NT) -- Salvatore Magliore, Wednesday, November 24, 01:49:13pm

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