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SUN BELT MEN’S TOURNAMENT: Fouling and howling

Red Wolves hit 43 FTs, top Trojans

By Jeff Slatton

Posted: March 7, 2010 at 6:41 a.m.

Arkansas State’s Jeremy Thomas finds himself surrounded by UALR defenders, including Solomon Bozeman (22) and Courtney Jackson (12), in the first half Saturday in Hot Springs.

By Rick McFarland
Arkansas State’s Jeremy Thomas finds himself surrounded by UALR defenders, including Solomon Bozeman (22) and Courtney Jackson (12), in the first half Saturday in Hot Springs.

This March 6 game topped all others in the Arkansas State-UALR rivalry.

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Sports, Pages 23 on 03/07/2010

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