Daymon Warren, a 6-foot-9 freshman center on the men’s basketball team, is expected to be out of action for the next 12 weeks after fracturing his middle finger, Sports Information Director Brad Bower said today.
Warren’s expected recovery time extends into mid-December and would include the Colonials’ first seven or eight games. The Richmond, Calif. native played for Worcester Academy in Massachusetts last season, where he averaged 12 points and eight rebounds per game.
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GW’s athletic programs have once again earned high NCAA marks, with 13 of 19 teams earning perfect Graduation Success Rate Report scores, up two from a year ago.
As Coppin State closed what had been a nine-point gap against the GW women’s basketball team in the second half of Thursday’s game, there was one and only one collective memory GW head coach Mike Bozeman could cite as a rallying point for his young team: Tuesday’s season-opening win at North Texas.
8:56 p.m. Booker intercepts the inbound pass and that’s all, folks. The Colonials hang on to win 68-64 to move to 2-0 on the season. Check back at www.gwhatchet.com later for more.
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