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Friday, December 31, 2004

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Last night at MCI Center

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3Double doubles by Georgetown forward Brandon Bowman before the game, tied for fourth best in the Big East this season.

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"We couldn't go in [the lane], they are just too physically imposing."

-- Howard coach Frankie Allen on Georgetown's nine blocks for the game.

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UNDEFEATED, BABY: This is to clear up any misconceptions of what is a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference team and what is not a MEAC team. According to Georgetown's team spokesman, the Hoyas never have lost a game to a MEAC team. During the 1942-43 season, the Hoyas lost 57-42 to Norfolk State, but at that time the school was a military academy and should have a separate listing in Georgetown's media guide. Thus, after beating Howard, Georgetown is 45-0 all time against the MEAC.

GREEN IS GOLD: Just how important is freshman forward Jeff Green to the Hoyas? Coming in, the 6-foot-8 Green was leading the Hoyas in assists (29), rebounding (7.7), blocked shots (20), and minutes played (34.7).

-- Ken Wright

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