What a Weekend for the Spartans !

jeopie posted 3/24/2008 from blog.spartymsu.com [flag]

65 – 54 Thrashing of Pitt… The Spartans Rule, they worked as a TEAM, They played like SPARTANS !!! Most thought Pitt would be too much for the Spartans… But not the Faithfull.. It was a Tremendous Game ! Lucas, Neitzel, Suton were Studs. Shooting for 19, 21 and 14 points, Total between the 3 guys 54 points… Drew was 5 for 8 from 3 point land… Suton, the SPARTYMSU player of the game, had 14 [link]

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