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    • Sports: Tom Archdeacon

    Wright State forward Grant Basile connects for two over Green Bay forwar Japannah Kellogg III during a men's basketball game at the Nutter Center in Fairborn Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020. E.L. Hubbard/CONTRIBUTED
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    Archdeacon: A family tree rooted in basketball
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    Archdeacon: UD women’s team celebrating Black history
    Wilberforce golf coach William Ware with budding Patrick Rukundo, a freshman out of Dayton Dunbar, at a golf simulator. CONTRIBUTED
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    Archdeacon: PGA Tour helps Wilberforce tee it up again
    Jenasae Bishop was rated a Top 30 in the nation high school point guard recruit while at East Chicago Central High in Indiana and initially went to Boston College. A 5-foot-6 point guard, she transferred to Wright State last season. Her basketball ended this season after the third concussion of her college career. Joseph Craven/Wright State Athletics
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    Archdeacon: Premature end to hoops career ‘was like experiencing a death’
    Dayton's Jalen Crutcher poses for a photo with coach Anthony Grant during a Senior Night ceremony before a game against Saint Louis on Senior Night on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021, at UD Arena. David Jablonski/Staff
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    Archdeacon: Seniors, led by Crutcher, impress in Senior Night win
    Jada Wright this season with Wright State. The 6-foot-3 junior has moved into the starting lineup and is drawing praise from head coach Trina Merriweather. Joseph Craven/Wright State Athletics
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    Archdeacon: Raiders’ Wright finally finds the right school
    Donny and Pam Fortener surrounded by last season's Dayton Flyers women's team. CONTRIBUTED
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    Archdeacon: Positively bonded — Flyers & Forteners
    Wright State center Loudon Love and Youngstown State forward Michael Akuchie battle for a rebound under the Wright State basket during a Horizon League game at the Nutter Center in Fairborn Jan. 9, 2021. Wright State won 93-55. Contributed photo by E.L. Hubbard
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    Archdeacon: A story of Love for Valentine’s Day
    Ted Day, a basketball legend at Central State was an integral member of the NAIA national championship 1964-65 team that went 30-0. He was indicted in several halls of fame: Xenia High, Central State and the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame. CONTRIBUTED
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    Archdeacon: Remembering Ted Day, who helped put Central State on the map
    Larry Lee
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    Archdeacon: Dayton native tries to make a difference in NFL, hometown
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