Stories from the February 1, 2007, Print Edition
DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 31 - Karl Hobbs didn't seem to want to answer questions after GW lost to Dayton 84-69 here Wednesday night. When he got to the podium in the University of Dayton Arena's media room, reporters were still turning on their recorders when he assumed there were no questions.
Just over three weeks ago, the GW women's basketball team hosted Richmond and beat them 57-50 - a win that didn't come easily. Richmond controlled the lead for a good portion of the first half and fought back every time No. 11/12 GW (AP, ESPN/USA Today) gained a significant lead in the second half.
Sophomore Cheyenne Moore spent last year practicing every day with the GW men's basketball team, doing all of the lifting and conditioning drills that go along with being part of an upper-echelon Division I men's basketball program. The team was ranked sixth in the country and his teammates were treated as heroes on campus, but Moore sometimes felt left out.
DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 31 - Two years ago, a miracle shot at the buzzer from Carl Elliott forced Karl Hobbs off the court at the University of Dayton Arena with tears of joy in his eyes. Wednesday night, two technical fouls sent Hobbs to the locker room dragging his khaki-colored suit jacket on the ground and hurling obscenities at a referee as his GW men's basketball team snapped a five-game winning streak with an 84-69 loss here in Ohio.
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