Lady Bruins Eliminated In A-Sun Semifinals, 77-63

Lady Bruins Eliminated In A-Sun Semifinals, 77-63

Despite a solid showing in the first half against ETSU, the Lady Bruins failed to carry momentum into...
Belmont falls to Mercer in first round, 87-81

Belmont falls to Mercer in first round, 87-81

With 4:10 left, Mercer guard Jeff Smith hit a long three-pointer to give the Bears their first lead of...
Survivor calls on Belmont, nation to aid Haiti in quake’s aftermath

Survivor calls on Belmont, nation to aid Haiti in quake’s aftermath

Trey Flowers and the rest of his church group were running late to a 4:45 dinner. They just got in the...
Strayhorn steps up to challenges of academics, basketball, motherhood

Strayhorn steps up to challenges of academics, basketball, motherhood

When Belmont junior guard Shaunda Strayhorn plays basketball, her passion is evident. There’s a fire...

Lady Bruins Eliminated In A-Sun Semifinals, 77-63

Sports — March 5, 2010 at 1:01 pm
Despite a solid showing in the first half against ETSU, the Lady Bruins failed to carry momentum into the second half and fell to the Lady Bucs, 77-63. It looked like ETSU, the No. 1 seed in the tournament, would run away with it early in the game as the Lady Bucs jumped out to a quick 11-0 lead. But the Lady Bruins put on a run of their own and after two buckets by freshman Alyssa Visbeen, Belmont held...

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Lady Bruins Eliminated In A-Sun Semifinals, 77-63

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Lady Bruins Eliminated In A-Sun Semifinals, 77-63

Lady Bruins Eliminated In A-Sun Semifinals, 77-63
Despite a solid showing in the first half against ETSU, the Lady Bruins failed to carry momentum into the second half and fell to the Lady Bucs, 77-63. It looked like ETSU, the No. 1 seed in the tournament, would run away with it early in the game as the Lady Bucs jumped out to a quick 11-0 lead. But...
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Belmont falls to Mercer in first round, 87-81

Belmont falls to Mercer in first round, 87-81
With 4:10 left, Mercer guard Jeff Smith hit a long three-pointer to give the Bears their first lead of the game, 71-68.  Mercer rode the momentum—and their home crowd—through the end of the game and into the semifinals of the Atlantic Sun tournament, eliminating Belmont 87-81. The Bruins started...
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Belmont Vision picks the All-Atlantic Sun team

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