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The Roadrunners are the fifth new Division I football startup in the last three years, and will already start transitioning to bowl subdivision next season.
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Another highlight for the Roadrunners was a third-place finish by assistant coach Brian Cobb, competing unattached at 184 pounds.
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The "Roadrunners" will go to Tyler March 19 to see the Azalea Trails.
unknown title 2009
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Lt.Cdr. Barry T. Cooke and LTJG Patrick Connor are Intruder pilots assigned to Attack Squadron 36 (the "Roadrunners") onboard the USS ROOSEVELT in the
Patrick K. Connor 1991
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Lt.Cdr. Barry T. Cooke and LTJG Patrick Connor are Intruder pilots assigned to Attack Squadron 36 (the "Roadrunners") onboard the USS ROOSEVELT in the
Cooke, Barry T. 1991
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Even more impressive than the offensive balance, however, was the way the guard-heavy Roadrunners defended, especially on the perimeter, where they allowed a Southland-low 28.4 percent shooting from 3-point range.
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While Thompson has done a good job recruiting, the fact is the Roadrunners lose four starters from this year's team: Omar Johnson, Morris Smith IV, Terry Fields and Demarco Stepter.
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WHAT WENT RIGHT: The Roadrunners had very impressive balance on offense, boasting six players with scoring averages between 7.7 and 12.6 points per game.
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Roadrunners can fly, though they seem to prefer not to.
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By then, Irving had begun training with Sandy Pyonin, the head of Roadrunners, one of the area's top AAU programs.
The NBA Awaits New Jersey's Finest Ben Cohen 2011
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