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Collegiate guard shares sexuality

Derrick Gordon, guard for University of Massachusetts Amherst’s basketball team, hopes his decision to become the first openly gay player in Division I men’s college basketball will inspire others.“There are a lot of kids out there in my situation, probably far worse situations,” he said in a phone interview with The Associated Press.


Junior guard Shelbie Justice shoots a three-point shot against Eastern Michigan on Feb. 23 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Win gives Ball State momentum

The Ball State women’s basketball team knocked off Northern Illinois 67-57. It’s the Cardinals first home win since January 29. In the first ten minutes of the first half, the women’s basketball team found themselves taking an early lead, up 14-10. Shelbie Justice hit back-to-back three-pointers near the end of the first half to give Ball State momentum.



Senior forward Chris Bond gets past two Bowling Green players to get under the basket in the first half Feb. 15 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Ball State's road losses continue

Undermanned and undersized, the Ball State Cardinals traveled to Toledo, Ohio in hopes of earning their first road victory. Ball State was forced to play without two of their key players Sunday evening as Majok Majok and Kindon Crowder sat out the entire game due to sprained ankles.



Senior guard Jesse Berry shoots a three-pointer over a Bowling Green player on Feb. 15 at Worthen Arena. Berry broke the Ball State school record for most three-pointers in a career with 206. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Late surge drops Ball State

Ball State had the chance to secure its third win over a NCAA Division-I opponent this season, but Bowling Green erased any hope. Freshman Zavier Turner made 3 of his 5 total points on the right wing to put his Cardinals up 64-61 with 1:20 left in the game.



Senior center Majok Majok drives the ball past a Toledo player in the second half Feb. 8 at Worthen Arena. Majok scored 17 points. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Length contributes to loss

Ball State knew that height would play a factor in its Wednesday evening loss against Eastern Michigan, but it came in an unconventional way. Eastern Michigan’s center Da’Shonte Riley dominated the game without attempting a single field goal.


Senior center Majok Majok drives the ball past a Toledo player in the second half Feb. 8 at Worthen Arena. Majok scored 17 points. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Losing streak continues as Ball State falls to Toledo

Ball State gave Mid-American Conference leader Toledo all it could handle Saturday afternoon in its 80-73 loss, falling to 4-17 on the year. The Cardinals played with strong effort in a game where personal fouls seemed to take dominance over the play of both teams. “They’re 20-3,” Ball State basketball head coach James Whitford said.


Freshman guard Zavier Turner goes for a shot in the paint against Toledo Feb. 8 at Worthen Arena. Turner scored 19 points for Ball State. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Point guard battle heats up in Toledo loss

Ball State freshman point guard Zavier Turner faced some big challenges this season, but perhaps none bigger than Saturday’s matchup guarding Toledo’s point guard Julius “Juice” Brown, a member of the preseason All-MAC team. The matchup didn’t disappoint for those watching at Worthen Arena.




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