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In all, the Hampton University men's basketball program has lost five players who made at least 13 starts and combined for 56 points per game. And going into the 2016-17 season, the two-time defending Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament champion is rebuilding.
And yet, though he returns only one scorer who averaged more than four points a game, HU coach Buck Joyner sees the positives. Three players who averaged double-digit minutes are back. So are some others who Joyner believes grew significantly in the offseason.
"The good part about it is, we have five or six guys that were a part of that team last year," Joyner said. "All they know is winning and a certain level of success. So every day, we're not fighting for the effort, for them to compete.
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