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A long
way from home
Dumont conquers physical and geographical boundaries
to play ball
By Blair Busch
Skiff Staff
When senior
post player Marlon Dumont, 25, started his collegiate basketball
career, he spent more time in the hospital than he did on the court
where he longed to be.
Dumont suffered from a blood clot in his left arm that eventually
resulted in the removal of one of his ribs. He still currently endures
side effects from the blood clot.
I had to get my rib removed because my shoulder bone and first
rib were pinching my vein, Dumont said. The blood clot
is still there, but its not as bad.
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Simon
Lopez/ SKIFF STAFF
Senior post player Marlon Dumont is one of two senior on
the mens basketball team. Dumont, a native of Jamaica,
has endured quite a bit since he started playing collegiate
basketball.
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Blount
paces TCU in win over Tulane
Horned Frogs clinch Conference USA
tournament bid with win
Associated press
NEW ORLEANS
Junior Blount scored 42 points, Corey Santee scored 25 and
Marlon Dumont had 15 points and 13 rebounds as TCU beat Tulane 106-87
on Tuesday night.
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Williams
wont be on NBC
By SHEILA HOTCHKIN
Associated Press
FLEMINGTON,
N.J. Jayson Williams wont be appearing on NBCs
NBA coverage while manslaughter charges are pending against him
in the shooting death of a limousine driver at his mansion.
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KRT
Campus
Eastern Conference All-Star Michael Jordan dunks during the
NBA All-Star game Sunday in Philadelphia. Jordan will be placed
on the injured list by the Washington Wizards and may be out
for the entire season with a knee injury.
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MJ
to have knee surgery, future unknown
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Michael Jordan will have surgery on his injured right knee and his
status for the rest of the season is uncertain, Washington Wizards
coach Doug Collins said Tuesday.
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