Top 6 Reasons Why 4v4 Youth Tournaments are Fun for the Winter Getting the Squad Together for a Game of Lax Isn't Just a Spring Thing Anymore By PAUL NEWBERRYAP Sports Writer ATLANTA - Marvin Lewis scored 23 points and Georgia Tech cruised to its second straight victory in the Preseason NIT, beating Hofstra 75-56 Thursday The Yellow Jackets (2-0) advanced to face No. 1 Connecticut in the semifinals next Wednesday at Madison Square Garden. Lewis came out firing, hitting two straight 3-pointers to set the tone before a sparse crowd at Alexander Memorial Coliseum. Hofstra (1-1) never led, and Georgia Tech pulled away after halftime. Overall, Lewis connected on 5-of-10 shots from outside the arc, taking full advantage when the Pride tried to sit back in a zone. Hofstra had trouble just getting off a shot from anywhere. In the first four minutes of the second half, the Pride had more turnovers (five) than shots Wendell Gibson was the lone bright spot for Hofstra, scoring 19 points

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Of course, the level of competition will step up considerably next week when the Yellow Jackets take on UConn and 6-foot-10 Emeka Okafor, who's on pace to become the best shot blocker in college basketball history. Before that, Georgia Tech has a regularly scheduled game at Cornell on Lewis was one of four Yellow Jackets in double figures. B.J. Elder had 13 points, Isma'il Muhammad 12 and Jarrett Jack 11. Jack also had 11 assists, teaming with Muhammad on the most spectacular playThe point guard stole the ball around midcourt and passed to Muhammad for a flying dunk. Aurimas Kieza added 10 points for Hofstra. Hofstra holds off Delaware 73-65 behind Wright-Foreman HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) — Justin Wright-Foreman scored 22 points and Hunter Sabety had career highs of 14 points and 15 rebounds to lead Hofstra past Delaware 73-65 on Thursday night. Hofstra (11-13, 3-8 Colonial Athletic Association), trailing 35-24 at the half, had a 33-11 run to start the second half and took the lead for good, 46-44, on Sabety's dunk with 14 minutes remaining.

Brian Bernardi and Wright-Foreman got the run going with back-to-back 3s out of the break. Chivarsky Corbett's 3-point play brought Delaware to within 63-60 with 4:27 left but Hofstra scored the next four and then had another six after another Corbett 3-point play. Delaware was 28 for 65 from the field but just 4 for 19 from 3-point range. Hostra was 22-for-55 shooting, made nine 3s and 15 more points from the line. Ryan Daly led Delaware (9-15, 2-9) with 15 points seven rebounds, and Darian Bryant had 11 points. Stay on top of all the sports news in Oklahoma with daily headlines, videos and blogs. Skip to main content You Might Also EnjoyWe make it easier! Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of HC delivered to your inbox. Do you have a way with words? Apply to write for Her Campus! Bartenders Go for Gold! 2016 Cocktail Calendar & Recipe Guide 2015 Cocktail Calendar – Over 350 Recipes Cocktailright your Drink – Submit your original drink recipe

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It has been a great experience for me so far and I am loving it. I am still learning and adapting to the American culture. I have learned how to appreciate other people’s culture besides my own. I will just point out my main experiences and what has been new for me. Classes are amazing and eye-opening. I love the fact that professors are very committed to their work. Class participation counts towards the final grade, and this makes the classes quite interactive which makes learning fun. This was totally new to me because I thought only exam scores matter. People here are generally very friendly; it doesn’t matter if you are strangers. In the beginning I thought it was awkward to see strangers smiling at me along paths or people holding doors for me. I just could not fathom why anyone would do that. Starting a conversation with someone in the elevator is not weird at all. The first time this happened to me I thought the girl had mistaken me for someone else especially because she was telling me about the many vegetables she had picked from some garden.

I later accepted that it’s just the American culture to be friendly. The food was totally new and different. I found most of it bland maybe because it was all new. I am still adapting to the food. And cheese is very important here, you can’t avoid it for too long. That there are so many types of cheese is still funny to me. I have also had to get used to American English and refer to things as they are termed here. You see Kenya was colonized by the British so we learn British English. In the beginning I would get weird looks because people would not get what I meant; like referring to the hallway as corridor or cookies as biscuits. In addition to that, I have to speak slower now so that people can get what I say because of my accent. I am always tempted to convert dollars to Kenyan currency in my mind when buying anything. I had to stop doing that because then everything seems really expensive. Also, I have had to change my mind about measurements. I have always used the metric system and now I have to use miles, degrees Fahrenheit, pounds, inches etc.