The Billikens survived a scare from unheralded Dartmouth winning 66-65 at Chaifetz Arena on Saturday night. The Big Green had three shots at the end of regulation and couldn’t get the winning hoop, allowing SLU to escape with a non conference victory. The Billikens had built a comfortable 41-30 halftime lead. Dartmouth got things much […]
Second-ranked Duke was already up big when Kyle Filipowski saw a teammate rip down an offensive rebound, immediately cut into the paint for the feed and flushed a two-handed dunk. “It was a little blow-a-kiss-to-the-fans for the start of a new college hoops season,” Filipowski said. The preseason Associated Press All-American opened the season with a flurry, scoring 25 points to lead the Blue Devils past Dartmouth 92-54 on Monday night to start Year 2 under Jon Scheyer.
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