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Men's Basketball | Jumbos extend win streak to four, climb in the NESCAC

After starting its NESCAC campaign with back?to?back losses, the men's basketball team dropped to the bottom of the conference standings. Fast?forward two weeks, and the team has reeled off four straight wins including its two victories on the weekend, a 77?75nailbiter over Wesleyan and a 73?56 battering of Conn. College.






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Women's Track and Field | Jumbos win five events at Tufts Invitational

In its first scored meet of the season, the women's track and field team fell just three points short of winning the Tufts Invitational on Jan. 12, falling to UMass Lowell in the first of their four home meets of the season. Although they came up short in the team competition, the Jumbos were able to secure five event victories on the day.


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Men's Basketball | Jumbos look to make it four wins in a row

Following a 2?2 performance over winter break, the men's basketball team will look to improve on its overall 8?7 record in games against NESCACbottom?dwellers Wesleyan and Conn. College. The Cardinals and Camels will come to Cousens Gymnasium this weekend, both riding multiple?game losing streaks.


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Women's Basketball | Tufts continues to chase perfection against familiar NESCAC foes

This weekend, the women's basketball team will look to remain undefeated in a pair of games against NESCAC opposition at Cousens Gymnasium. Tufts, ranked sixth in the nation by d3hoops.com and fourth by the NCAA coaches, will face 8?6 Wesleyan for the first time this season on Friday before a rematch of a December contest on Saturday afternoon against 6?9 Conn. College.







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Women's Basketball | Tufts avoids Bear trap, finishes fall undefeated

The No. 10 women's basketball team traveled to Bridgewater St. on Saturday for a matchup that had all of the makings of a trap game. Tufts was playing its fourth game in eight days - three of which were on the road - and its final game before winter break. The Bears also offered the Jumbos their toughest competition to date, entering the game with a 6?1 record and three victories over NESCAC opponents, including one over formerly ranked Williams.


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Jordan Bean | Sacked

As an avid college football fan, this is both my favorite and least favorite season of the year.