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NFL Week Three Predictions

With an abbreviated offseason program, injuries, naturally, were expected to happen to any and every team across the league.

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Jay Wright Clears Up Sixers Rumor

Wright has a chance to make history for the 2020-21 season. Many college basketball insiders and media personnel have the Wildcats as the pre-season number one team in the country and a favorite to cut down the nets in Indianapolis in May. If that were to happen, Wright would join an elite list of coaches who have three or more national titles […]

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Saddiq Bey Remains in NBA Draft

“The entire Villanova Basketball and University community support's Saddiq's decision and anticipates following his promising NBA career.”

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Villanova Basketball: 100th Season in Review

The "What-If’s" of 2019-20 would have been how the Wildcats would have fared both in the Big East and NCAA Tournament. Head Coach Jay Wright felt that his team was playing its best basketball by the end of the year, a factor for success in postseason play.  

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Saddiq Bey Wins Julius Erving Award

"This is an honor," said Bey. "To see the past players who have won this award and to know it's named after one of the all-time greats, Julius Erving, is humbling. Without my teammates and coaches, something like this would not have been possible.”

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Wildcats Bring Home Denise Dillon

With her reputation as a coach and knowledge of Villanova’s tradition as a player, Dillon is the prefect fit to take over for her mentor, Harry Perretta, as the next coach of Villanova’s Women’s basketball program.

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March Madness 2020: What if...

While players, coaches, staff, and fans alike are stuck in their houses quarantined for COVID-19, let’s put a white thinking cloud above our heads and ask ourselves, “what if we had March Madness this year?”

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COVID-19 and the Madness of March

The NCAA’s decision to cancel the Men's Basketball tournament was well justified. While there are athletes that pour their hearts and souls into their respective sports, they have their whole lives ahead of them. Playing in a sporting event with a possible chance to be infected with the virus is not worth it.

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COVID-19 Turns Villanova to Alternative Learning

Villanova University will be suspending all in-person classes starting on Monday, March 16, 2020. […] This course of action is simply being used as a way to prevent that from happening. Despite classes being put online, Villanova’s campus will remain open.

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42 Years Later

The impact that Perretta has had on young women has made a bigger mark on the Main Line; A legacy that will never be forgotten.

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