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Liberty City Raised Freshman Shooting Guard Providing A Lift For Sharks

During his first season at Miami Dade College, Kaevon Tyler has been a pleasant surprise for the men’s basketball team. The freshman guard is averaging 15.2 points per game and shooting 37 percent from three-point range. “He’s definitely one of the best shooters that I have seen in a… Read the rest at our website.
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Wagner College Transfer Must Sit Out Fall Semester Due To Academic Issues

Connor Ferrell, a Division I transfer who was expected to provide a scoring punch to the men’s basketball team, is not playing this semester because he is academically ineligible. The issue stems from several classes Ferrell failed this summer, which dropped his GPA below the required 2.0, according to… Read the rest at our website.
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Shooting Guard Hill Provides Offensive Fire Power And Leadership For Sharks

Sophomore shooting guard Elijah Hill is a natural-born leader and the lionhearted team captain of the Miami Dade College men’s basketball team. Despite his passion for the game, Hill’s love for basketball came by chance. Hill, who became the only collegiate athlete in his family, made academics a top… Read the rest at our website.
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From Russia With Love—Point Guard From Moscow Leading Sharks Offensive Attack

Power forward Andrei Kirilenko and center Timofey Mozgov are Russian athletes who have made their mark on the basketball court. Arseniy Andreev a 6-foot, 185-pound guard hopes to add his name to that list soon. The stocky point guard is averaging 9.6 points and 6.3 assists per game this… Read the rest at our website.
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Once Destined To Play At UM, DJ Russell Tries To Rebound With Sharks

A YouTube video from 2011 depicts DJ Russell’s dominance on the basketball court. The blue chip prospect towers over his opponents, blocking shots and dunking at will—all as a middle school student in Jacksonville, Florida. By the eighth grade, the basketball phenom had verbally committed to play at the… Read the rest at our website.