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[QUOTE="Watchdog, post: 3370985, member: 10325"] Hopefully, the exam layoff, so many minutes for the younger guys and the combinations on the floor added to the problem. It also seemed a good percentage of the turnovers were unforced. Before tonight, the most turnovers any team had against St. Peters was St. John's with 19, then Bryant and Wagner with 17 each, Providence with 16, FDU with 9 and St. Francis (Brooklyn) with 7...........that's right 7, which is probably what we had in the first 8 minutes. Interesting stat: the two games St. Peters won were the ones in which the opponents had the fewest turnovers. [/QUOTE]
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