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FAMU was not alone in what will be considered a night of upsets. On this night the “lowly” Bethune Cookman, who had lost 17 games in a row, in a mild upset beat the other conference cellar dweller Maryland Eastern Shore 69-63. Not to be outdone, a struggling South Carolina State University Bulldog team defeated Norfork State in stunning fashion 73-61; and the woeful North Carolina A&T after getting pummeled by Norfolk last week defeated the previously undefeated Morgan State in overtime 68-67. Perhaps not as much an upset, Hampton with two conference losses handed the previously undefeated Savannah State its first conference loss of the season 80-71. The only MEAC team to win a game when they were supposed to on this night was North Carolina Central, who defeated Coppin State 87-63.
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