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Junior-college transfer Shannon Bobbitt, at 5-2 the shortest player to ever earn a scholarship at Tennessee, hit four crucial three-pointers.
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Junior-college transfer Michael Harrison had a nice game for CSU, finishing with 24 points and eight rebounds.
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Junior-college transfer Mychal Bailey is viewed as a potential immediate impact player, and UK will bring in three other players who could contribute at corner: Dale Trimble, Eric Simmons and Jerrell Priester.
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Junior-college prospects typically make a huge jump between their first and second years on campus.
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Junior-college transfer David Allday looked to have a grasp on the starting first base job, but a season-ending injury last week changed those plans.
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Junior-college prospects typically make a huge jump between their first and second years on campus.
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Junior-college prospects typically make a huge jump between their first and second years on campus.
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Junior-college prospects typically make a huge jump between their first and second years on campus.
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Junior-college prospects typically make a huge jump between their first and second years on campus.
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Junior-college transfer who started last two years at LT.
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