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Robert Samuel THE CHRONICLE

GREENSBORO

The

Maryland Terrapins (19-

denied the men’s basketball team’s bid

11)

its sixth consecutive ACC

ning

Duke

feating

overtime conclusion in

nament

recent

nets,

the

as

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to

tournament

sixth-seeded

to

competitive

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a

head coach Mike heart those kids

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a

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won

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the

to

1984, only

2002

lot of

to

his first

coaching

conference over

tournament

we

to

the

gave head tourna-

the Blue Devils

championship history. have had

Williams said. “I didn’t

some

expect

be honest. This kind of makes up for that

things

tournament

every

Terrapins

the third in school

good teams,”

it this year, a

Duke

amazing

the weekend.

the three wins

“I would say the last 10 years

pretty

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get beat in any of

nearly

The win

its first

Maryland

gave

has

and led

championship.

since

said.

throughout

Championship,

Gary

ment

remaining.

congratulated,”

Krzyzewski

showed

he

possible

National

be

to

team

games.”

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with 4:58

allowed themselves

never

the three

points

needs

“Maryland

1

down the

defeated Wake

round, turned

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12

trailing by

de-

tour-

semifinals, and beat the regular season’s top after

win-

pressure-packed

a

Terrapins

Forest 87-86 in the first halftime deficit

by

memory.

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Maryland seeds of the

in

95-87

(27-5)

at

tournament

[in

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happened

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NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE

MADRID

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hope

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emerged Sunday.

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lately.

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involvement

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parties

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party may

Issa Hanna

THE CHRONICLE

opposed.

that Aznar’s

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grief over

W. Bush’s administration’s war in

expressed

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gesting tacks

ago.

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