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Comets find success with distinct offensive style, unselfish play

Four players currently averaging double-digit points per game The mantra ‘pick your poison’ is often heard in the scope of organized sports in...

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Men’s team aims to improve on lackluster 2014 campaign

A second half collapse in last year’s ASC quarterfinal against Hardin-Simmons all but ensured the Comets’ post-season fate, leading to a 77-63 rout...

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Women triumph, men fall in ASC tourney

Women take home ASC crown  The women’s basketball team entered the ASC tournament with one of the best records in program history, going...

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Men’s basketball cruises past ETBU

The men’s basketball team (9-3, 4-3 ASC) earned their second straight win with a 74-58 victory over East Texas Baptist (9-2, 4-2 ASC)....

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Men’s basketball takes down Trinity with season high 3-point shooting

The men’s basketball team hit a season high of 15 3-pointers, one shy of a school record, in its 73-60 victory over the...

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Men work to bring inexperienced players up to speed

After a season that saw the team go 27-4, win the conference championship and advance to the NCAA tournament, a shroud of inexperience...

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Shooting for glory

A knockout championship tournament has its own energy and excitement that regular seasons fail to deliver. The men’s basketball team wrapped up the...

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Underdog role where Comets best

The men’s basketball team is undefeated and with 12-0 in ASC play seems poised to hoist the ASC championship trophy. But, the team...

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