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By Ryan Hegedus
In a matchup that featured several game-changing scoring runs, it was one final dash that sealed the victory for the Oakland University women’s basketball team (17-10, 11-5) on Senior Night against the North Dakota State Bison (13-14, 9-8).
By Ryan Hegedus
The Oakland University women’s basketball team (16-10, 10-5) couldn’t stop South Dakota State’s efficient inside-outside game, falling 76-52 on Saturday afternoon.
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By Dan Fenner
The Golden Grizzlies men's basketball team defeated South Dakota State, 105-96, Saturday night to improve to 15-1 in the Summit League this season.
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By Ryan Hegedus
As junior guard Reggie Hamilton’s second missed free throw bounced off the rim, a collective gasp echoed across the O’rena. The Golden Grizzlies’ home conference winning streak of 26 games was in serious jeopardy.
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By Tom Barry
With the Summit League Championships looming, Oakland University’s swim team took to the pool for one last tune-up event.
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By Jake Thielen
With second place in the Summit League standings on the line, the Oakland University women’s basketball team lost its shooting touch at the worst possible time.
The Grizzlies (16-9, 10-4) fell behind early and never recovered as they fell to IPFW, 70-55, Saturday afternoon.
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By Dan Fenner
Oakland University men's basketball coach Greg Kampe gave fans a sneak peak at the always-anticipated reveal of the team's non-conference schedule for next season.
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By Jake Thielen
What many students may not know is that Oakland University has not one, but two winning hockey teams.
By Ryan Hegedus
Five months from now, the Detroit Pistons will celebrate the seventh anniversary of their 2004 NBA title victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.
It sure seems like more than seven years ago.
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By Dan Fenner
There was a point this season when it appeared Drew Valentine had fallen victim to a classic case of the sophomore slump. Turnovers and mental lapses made it difficult for Oakland University men’s basketball coach Greg Kampe to keep Valentine on the court, despite his conviction that he’d eventually become a star.