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WVU’s Independent Student Newspaper THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2019 www.thedaonline.com WVU tears down German Club’s Berlin Wall Mountaineers ‘excited to get back BY ALAYNA FULLER home’ and face Texas Tech Saturday NEWS EDITOR BY CODY NESPOR year, Duff ey has thrown for 1,420 Th e University Police Department ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR yards and nine touchdowns. on Tuesday night tore down the WVU On defense, the Red Raiders are German Club’s Berlin Wall that it had One team’s losing streak will come led by a senior at each level, Broder- put up that day to commemorate the to an end Saturday when the Texas ick Washington Jr. on the defensive 30th anniversary of the fall of the Ber- Tech Red Raiders come to Morgan- line, Jordyn Brooks at linebacker and lin Wall, said Deborah Janson, WVU town to face the West Virginia Moun- Douglas Coleman III in the second- German Club advisor and associate taineers at . ary. Coleman leads the country in in- professor of German. WVU (3-5, 1-4 Big 12) has lost four terceptions with seven and Brooks The club had permission from straight games while Texas Tech (3-5, leads the team in tackles (87) and the University to put up their spray- 1-5) has lost three in a row. Th is will tackles for loss (15.5). painted wall, Janson said. Th e wall was be the Mountaineers’ fi rst game at Brown said it is important for the put back up later that night. home since Oct. 12. team to start off right in November to Janson said it was her understand- “We’re excited to get back home,” fi nish the season strong. ing that it was taken down after several head coach Neal Brown said. “We ha- “All teams are judged and remem- people complained to campus police. ven’t played at home, I think it’s go- bered for how they fi nish, and this “People complained because it had ing to be fi ve weeks almost, and so is our opportunity, coming back profanity on it, but it’s an approved we’re excited to get back in front of home,” he said. project about the commemoration of the home crowd. It’s game between STAFF PHOTO Kickoff at Milan Puskar Stadium the 30th anniversary of the fall of the two teams that are really hungry for Berlin Wall,” she said. “It’s not some- The German Club’s recreation of the Berlin Wall stands between LSB and the John Chambers will be at noon on Saturday, and the a win.” game will be broadcast on ESPN2. thing that you should crumple up and Business and Economics building. When these teams met last season, take down.” both were ranked, with West Vir- Th e club didn’t know the wall was ginia at No. 12 and TTU at No. 25. being torn down until members no- Th e Mountaineers prevailed in ticed its absence. Lubbock, 42-34, but there has Th e wooden replica of the wall is been a lot of change on both set up at the Life Sciences Building, teams since then. Brooks Hall and the Business and Eco- One constant will nomics green from Sunday to Satur- be that West Virginia day. Th e club encourages passersby will see the same to write or draw on the wall as a way back-up quarter- to make their mark before the wall is back they did a year torn down. ago, Jett Duff ey. In Janson said they wouldn’t have put last year’s meet- it up without permission to do so. ing, starting quar- John Bolt, senior executive director terback Alan Bow- of communications at WVU, said in a man left the game statement that it was taken down in er- SUBMITTED BY RILEY BOWERS in the second quar- ror by individuals who were not aware ter, replaced by Duf- the students had obtained appropriate Slight damages to the wall. fey. Again this season, permissions. structed in August 1961 as a way to mitted to leave unless they had a visa Bowman is injured, and Th e damaged and ripped Berlin separate communist East Germany with a valid reason, such as a wedding Duff ey has been playing. Duff ey threw for 172 Wall will be purposefully torn down from democratic West Germany. It or funeral in the family. again by the club on Friday, a day be- was built not only to keep westerners yards and a touchdown fore the 30th anniversary date the Ber- out, but to keep easterners in, as more Th e wall was heavily guarded, mak- and ran for 86 and an- lin Wall fell on Nov. 9, 1989. than 2 million of them had escaped to ing it nearly impossible to leave the other score in the contest Th e Berlin Wall was originally con- the west. East Germans were not per- country otherwise. last year. In six games this NOVEMBER 13 SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF STUDENT MEDIA DAY OF GIVING 2 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2019 WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST SOCIAL MEDIA MOMENTS dailyathenaeum THURSDAY 11/7 Staff Cloudy with periods of rain. WVU’s INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER HIGH 47°  LOW 26° NEWS Douglas Soule Editor-in-Chief FRIDAY 11/8 Hannah Williams The Morgantown Popeyes really has Managing Editor Some sun in the morning with Jordyn Johnson increasing clouds during the afternoon. Digital Editor some f****** audacity getting a Hep Haleigh Holden HIGH 38°  LOW 24° Art Director Avery Lyons SATURDAY 11/9 A break out the week the chicken Page Designer Caroline Murphy Page Designer Partly cloudy. sandwich came back... who was the Alayna Fuller News Editor HIGH 46°  LOW 35° Gabriella Brown employee(s) the public deserves to Assistant News Editor Jared Serre Sports Editor know Cody Nespor Assistant Sports Editor CRIME REPORT Cole McClanahan Culture Editor Penny De La Cruz Assistant Culture Editor Nov. 4 Nov. 4 SeVohn Hunter 7:20 A.M. | CLOSED 1:15 P.M. | REPORT Podcast Editor Brooke Tower Kayla Gagnon Vehicle accident. Video Editor Burglar alarm. Caylie Silveira Nov. 4 Nov. 4 Photo Editor 1:41 P.M. | CLOSED morgantown needs a steak ‘n shake 9:15 A.M. | NOT IMPOUNDED ADVERTISING WVU Area 50 Boreman North Threats. 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WVU’s Student Govern- see the fruits for STAFF REPORTS charged vape solutions, mar- pens in Morgantown within 24 Preston said in a video warning ment Association plans to a couple of years, ijuana, packaging materials hours, MPD said on Friday. posted to the MPD Facebook get students more involved but I think we and empty vape cartridges Preliminary testing on one page on Friday. “We’re asking throughout campus improve that were being fi lled with the of the vape solutions indicated that anyone who possesses or safety on campus, and provide are on the right Th e Morgantown Police De- more education on sexual as- suspected vaping solution, ac- that it contained heroin, other is using or knows anybody us- pathway.” partment identifi ed and con- cording to a MPD press release. opioids and a signifi cant num- sault prevention and mental ing these devices to either turn fi rmed a juvenile high school One recovered vape pen ber of other chemicals. health, according to the Dye- -Kate Dye, them in to school administra- student as the suspect accused named “TKO” was contam- Th e investigation is ongoing, Matheny Administration Mid- President of of distributing a vape pen laced inated with heroin and other the MPD believes other brands tion, the local law enforcement Term Report. with heroin. dangerous chemicals. and types of vape cartridges are or throw them away.” Kate dye is SGA’s president, SGA On Monday, detectives ob- Two high school students in circulation. To report suspected crimi- and Madi Matheny is SGA’s tained a search warrant and were hospitalized after over- “Th ese devices are extremely nal activity, contact the MPD vice president. recovered more than 100 dosing on heroin laced vape dangerous,” MPD Chief Ed Switchboard at (304) 284-7522. Th e seven-page report pro- vides a comprehensive list of 03 was enacted to allow SGA every action performed by to participate in collecting do- SGA during the fi rst half of the nations for West Virginia For- 2019 fall semester and their ward’s Camp “Tomorrow is plans for further actions as the Mine.” Beyond the semester goes along. The Student Assembly is To improve outreach and currently working on six new better represent the student pieces of legislation, accord- body, the current adminis- ing to Dye. tration set a goal of hosting “We’ve tried to put a larger Buckskins monthly town halls to focus emphasis on legislation this on prominent student issues year,” she said. “I don’t think An inside look at WVU’s and to facilitate events to en- that, in the past couple of gage with students, according years, SGA has utilized that to the mid-term report. power enough.” newest Mountaineer “In the past, SGA really As the semester progresses, never had the mobility or took the Dye-Matheny Administra- BY HANNAH MORGAN people tend to forget that Eads steps to get feedback from stu- tion plans to maintain a keen focus on safety, mental health STAFF WRITER is still a college kid and some- dents,” Dye said. “We are tak- times, he forgets, too. ing steps to get more informa- and sexual assault prevention. Every week, Eads looks into tion from the student body.” Dye said she’d like to see Next weekend, WVU’s his advisor’s offi ce, excited to SGA has helped complete curriculum on sexual assault Mountaineer will be more see everything the University two safety gear distributions, prevention become a manda- than 30,000 feet in the air. He’ll has planned for the infamous where WVU branded iron-on tory course for every student. probably have some head- mascot. Stacks of papers of all reflective patches and zip- Additionally, she said that phones in or will be asking for the events around the state per-pulls were made available SGA is working on providing some water with his thick West that are requesting him spill to students. students with more education Virginian drawl, trying not to To enhance student safety, on the resources that are avail- nod off as he fl ies to Kansas for off the desk. the organization contributed able for them to combat things the football game. However, he is still a college STAFF PHOTO to improving pedestrian cross- such as mental health issues. It’s a regular event for student and has to go to class, walks by adding rumble strips, “We’ve been working with Timmy Eads. He bounces onto which makes it impossible to Timmy Eads, WVU Mountaineer. fl ashing light beacons and ad- the Carruth Center, and we’re the plane’s walkway and fi nds attend all the events. When he say. the Mountaineer that I was ditional signage on Falling Run helping them identify what his seat. His buckskins tucked has to say “no”, his hazy, blue “I lost it. I was just laugh- like, ‘Wow, I really have this Road, “Pizza Al’s” and Campus they lack in,” she said. “We in his suitcase and musket eyes turn down. ing in front of everybody, and Drive. have a piece of legislation in kept somewhere safe- just a “That’s kind of been my amazing chance over this next this is when I learned that it To raise awareness, educate the works for increased sig- typical day in the life of a real biggest challenge,” Eads said, year. It’s like no other. I get to was probably a good idea to others and promote the pre- nage for the Carruth Center, Mountaineer. “having to accept the fact literally put a smile on some- not let preschoolers ask ques- vention of hazing, SGA facil- because students aren’t aware However, Eads hadn’t al- that, you know, you can’t do tions,” he joked. one’s face every day, and that’s itated a Hazing Round Table of the types of services they ways had this life. In fact, the everything.” But as it made one person something special.’” Discussion during National off er.” fi rst time he fl ew was in March When he does have time to cut a grin, he says it’s all worth Trevor Kiess, the previous Hazing Prevention Week. Dye said SGA is taking ac- of 2018. He was the alternative visit schools, from West Vir- it. So far, SGA has passed four tion to accomplish each goal, Mountaineer and had to fl y for ginia’s southernmost region to Mountaineer, said heapplauds After his fi rst event as the pieces of legislation, which in- and that she believes positive a women’s basketball game. the panhandles, Eads is sure to Eads. clude two Assembly Resolu- change will come within the “I was a little nervous,” Eads bring his contagious smile. But Mountaineer in April, he knew “Part of what makes the tions and two Assembly Bills. next year. admitted. “But it was one of sometimes, he is never pre- that he was in the right place. Mountaineer so special is that “All of these things, of those things that people do pared for what happens. Th at day, he saw that both kids Assembly Resolution 2019- each person gets to put their course, are a really slow pro- every day, so why couldn’t I One day, in the beginning and adults were thrilled to see 02 provides accommodations cess,” Dye said. “We may not do it?” of his Mountaineer career, he him. own personal touch on the po- for Muslim students as they see the fruits for a couple of Eads was chosen to be the stood in front of preschoolers Afterwards, he sat in his sition,” Kiess said. “And Timmy fast during the Holy Month of Ramadan, while Assem- years, but I think we are on the new mascot last April. He has that were sitting restlessly in a grey Toyota Tacoma truck, has done a really good job at right pathway.” managed to attend 250 events gym. One girl, no older than 5, reminiscing about what had bly Resolution 2019-02 sup- that. Timmy truly understand SGA will conduct a “Safety so far, and counting. raised her hand, getting Eads’ happened. ports the request of informa- what the Mountaineer means Walk” across the Downtown Eads said he’s from a town attention. He grinned her way, “I just sat there for a sec- tion regarding WVU’s carbon with a population that barely inviting her to talk. ond and was kind of taking it to West Virginia and the uni- footprint. and Evansdale campuses on exceeds 1,000 and aims to “Are you married?” she said. all in,” he recalled. “Th at was versity, and I think that is Assembly Bill 2019-02 es- November 11 at 7 p.m., where make people smile. Still, some Eads didn’t know what to like the very fi rst moment as important.” tablished an “SGA Day of Ser- they’ll evaluate the safeness of vice,” and Assembly Bill 2019- student routes. 4 | AD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2019

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BY COLE MCCLANAHAN ness at least 350 to 40% [since throughout the country, but days before the return na- CULTURE EDITOR introducing the sandwich],” altercations have occurred, tionwide on Sunday. Abulaban said. too. “Friday, we kind of had The chicken has finally The Morgantown location “We don’t have custom- a soft-opening,” Abulaban crossed the road. is making more than 1,000 ers that are causing fights said. “We just started cook- Following a 2-month hi- sandwiches per day to keep — physical fights at least — ing them and people got the atus, the instantly-famous up with the demand. Of the verbal we definitely get, but word out, so Friday we were chicken sandwich has re- sandwiches made, 96% are I understand because [you busy. Saturday we were pretty turned to Popeyes Louisiana sold on average. have] to wait, but chicken busy. Sunday was just nuts — Kitchen stores nationwide. Due to the demand, the has to cook,” Abulaban said. you would’ve thought it was After selling out in late Au- Morgantown Popeyes has “Fortunately, for us being in a club there. You couldn’t re- gust, the sandwich’s return had wait lines of more than Morgantown, I think people ally move.” has created the same fanfare an hour both in August here are a little more patient Now, with the success it did two months prior. when initially released and than they are in bigger cities, the store has seen in recent “It’s guaranteed by like this past weekend, when the but we definitely had some months, Abulaban is explor- 8:30, 9 [p.m.], that just for sandwich returned. This has problems with it. ing expansion into different that day, we’re going to run occurred despite the addi- “At the end of the day it’s markets within West Virginia. out of thawed chicken,” said tional workers the company a good problem because you He wishes to open three Bassam Abulaban, owner of has been forced to schedule. want that type of rush and more stores, with a possibil- the Morgantown Popeyes PHOTO BY EMILY IREY Before the sandwich was steadiness, but you can only ity of one opening in Mor- franchise. “And we’re still The Popeyes chicken sandwich was reintroduced nationwide on Sunday. released, Abulaban usu- cook and make so much at gantown’s University Town open an hour later, weekends ally scheduled five people a time.” Centre. two hours later.” broke out among customers, tation as the two companies to work at once, but with the To prepare and accom- “We have three approved When the sandwich was all sparked from a seeming- argued over whose chicken sandwich, he has been forced modate the mass rush asso- locations right now, and if we first released in August, it ly-friendly Twitter feud be- to increase his staff to seven ciated with the return of the can keep at least 75% of the sandwich was supreme, and, sold out in mere weeks. There tween between Popeyes and or eight people at any given sandwich, the Morgantown sandwich sales that we have, were multiple-hour wait rival Chick-fil-A. ultimately, it was beneficial time. Popeyes began making and we will basically jump right lines throughout the country, The feud greatly impacted for Popeyes, Abulaban said. Not only are wait times in- selling the sandwich once on those other stores,” Abu- in which physical fights even Popeyes’ revenue and repu- “We’ve increased our busi- creasing at Popeyes stores again on Friday, Nov. 1., two laban said. Laptop stickers allow students to express individuality on campus

BY RHY WIETHE they are a way for students to Hunter Moore, a sophomore trend. CORRESPONDENT express their individuality,” aerospace and mechanical en- “I think it is funny how lap- Sadie Arnold, a pre-communi- gineering student, said. “It only top stickers are completely nor- cation sciences and disorders makes sense that it would be- mal on campus, but my parents When walking around and dance major, said. come an avenue of expression.” think they are so weird,” Duty WVU’s campus, there is more Th is answer seems to be a Moore also believed that said. to notice than just the beauty of common theme among many stickers are not a way to judge According to websticker. Woodburn Hall or the breath- students, and Arnold expressed someone’s personality, but com, stickers are a tool of ad- taking colors of fall. While ob- that these stickers spark inter- rather to glimpse into their vertising that are made popular serving the student population, est for surrounding students. interests. by millennials due to their mis- it is easy to see the emerging “I think a laptop sticker is “Every laptop is different trust in traditional advertising. trends that spread like wildfi re eye-catching when it is some- and is usually a refl ection of the Even when stickers ar- due to pop culture and social thing that I recognize,” Arnold owner — many are funny, oth- en’t used to promote a busi- media. said. “Th e most popular sticker ers are artistic, and all are usu- ness or service, they have It’s time to explore one of the is probably the name of the so- ally descriptive of a personality taken younger generations by most popular trends on cam- rority and fraternity that the in one way or another,” Moore storm due to their ability to re- pus: laptop stickers. student may be in.” said. late students to one another. A From students doing home- Popular sticker-selling sites, Th ough these paper sensa- seemingly passive trend holds work in the Mountainlair to such as Redbubble, carry tions may be dominating the the ability to unite groups crowded tables in the library, wide varieties of stickers, from college age group, some may of students on campuses almost every laptop has at pop culture references to lo- not understand the purpose everywhere. least a few carefully-collaged cation-based and even us- behind them. “Laptop stickers are a great PHOTO BY HALEIGH HOLDEN stickers. er-made stickers. Morgan Duty, an English way for students to share what Laptop stickers showing the uniqueness of the WVU student population. “I think that laptop stickers “Everyone on campus has a student, talked about how is important to them,” Arnold are such a large trend because laptop and uses it day-to-day,” her parents viewed the sticker said. WVU Vegan and Vegetarian Society seeks to educate student population

alized that there wasn’t really vegan options. TK’s Fruit Pro- aging students to eat a more BY TRENTON STRAIGHT “Everyone, for the most part, is a reason that people were eat- duce and Bubble Tea is one plant-based diet. STAFF WRITER ing meat, so I had a really dif- of Hunt’s favorite restaurants, “Everyone, for the most against animal cruelty. You just don’t ferent perspective from there,” which off ers a comprehensive part, is against animal cruelty,” Hunt said. vegan and vegetarian menu. Hunt said. “You just don’t real- November is World Vegan realize how much cruelty is going into Within the past year, Hunt Although veganism and ize how much cruelty is going Month, and Stephanie Hunt, these animal products.” has witnessed an increase in vegetarianism are more com- into these animal products.” president of the Vegan and -Stephanie Hunt, WVU Vegan and vegan and vegetarian options mon among younger gener- Hunt and her organization Vegetarian Society at WVU, on campus and in the Morgan- ations, the vast majority of plan to educate WVU students celebrates it by encourag- Vegetarian Society president town area as a whole. WVU Americans identify as neither. through future events, such as ing students to transition to a Dining Services now offers According to a 2016 survey vegan potluck and a meatless more plant-based diet. nitely changing things for our into veganism after attending vegan and vegetarian options by the Pew Research Center, Monday. The organization “I don’t think the whole future and realizing the detri- a debate on the ethics of eat- at dining halls, such a Hat- only 3% of U.S. adults identify wants to encourage students world’s going to go vegan ment of eating animal prod- ing meat at her old commu- fi elds and Summit Café. as strict vegans or vegetarians. to reduce their impact on the anytime soon, but I think the ucts,” Hunt said. nity college. Th e city itself has more than Hunt believes that educa- planet and raise awareness of younger population is defi - Hunt began her transition “Th at was the fi rst time I re- 10 restaurants that off er all- tion is the key factor in encour- animal cruelty. 6 CHILL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2019

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De- Outside of Tshiebwe, en’s basketball team returns SPORTS EDITOR spite Baylor being picked to the court on Thursday for the other first-year players No.1 for the ninth consecu- the first time since March Notwithstanding the include guards Miles Mc- tive season, the Mountain- Bride and Spencer Macke, to open the season against struggles that Bob Hug- Saint Francis. eers have been chosen to as well as forward Jalen gins and the rest of the WVU is hoping to make finish third. The Texas Long- Bridges, who Huggins ex- West Virginia men’s bas- a return to the NCAA Tour- horns were picked to finish ketball team faced in last pects to redshirt. nament after not qualify- second in the conference with one first place vote. season’s 15-21 overall fin- The Mountaineers also ing last season despite fin- gained three transfer play- Carey thinks that, if West ish, things are looking up ishing with a 22-11 record. ers, including forward Taz Virginia finishes in the top for the Mountaineers. Head coach Mike Carey be- Sherman (Collin College) lieved the Mountaineers did four of the Big 12 this sea- PHOTO VIA WVU ATHLETICS As the team prepares to and guard Sean McNeil enough last season to qualify son, they should return to officially begin the 2019- the national tournament for Mike Carey will coach the team for the 19th consecutive season in 2019-20. (Sinclair Community Col- after posting an 11-7 record 20 season, the Mountain- the first time since the 2016- lege). It is not known yet in Big 12 play. Niblack and Madisen Smith. making 29 starts. eers are in a much different 17 season. whether the third transfer “We finished third last Last year, Niblack was Smith led the team in as- place than they were nearly year and didn’t get in the “With a stronger non-con- named the Big 12 Sixth Man player, Gabe Osabuohien sists with 4.1 per game, which eight months ago when NCAA Tournament,” said ference schedule, if we finish of the Year and was named ranked her seventh in the Big (Arkansas), will be eligible in the top four of the league, Coastal Carolina put an Carey. “I think that had to to the Big 12 Academic All- 12. Among conference fresh- to compete this season due we should get in,” Carey said. end to their season in the do with our non-conference Rookie Team. men, Smith ranked seventh to NCAA transfer rules. After losing seniors Naomi second round of the CBI. schedule last year, and we’ve Niblack appeared in 33 in three-pointers made with This year’s team will at- corrected that.” Davenport and Katrina games a year ago. She ranked With Huggins at the 33 and ninth in three-point- tempt to work their way Pardee, West Virginia still re- West Virginia has a chal- second on the team and elev- ers attempted with 101. helm for his 13th season lenging non-conference turns one of the top teams in enth in the Big 12 with seven through a strong non-con- WVU welcomes the Saint with the team, West Vir- schedule this season. Af- the Big 12. rebounds per game. Niblack ference schedule before Francis Red Flash on Thurs- ginia returns seven players Big 12 Conference play be- ter its first four games of the Redshirt senior Tyn- also averaged nine points a ice Martin is returning for day to begin the season. The from last season including gins on Jan. 4. season, WVU will travel to game while scoring in dou- three seniors: guards Jer- Mexico to participate in the the Mountaineers and was ble-digits 17 times. Red Flash are coming off a West Virginia will face 16-17 season last year, and maine Haley and Chase Cancun Challenge where the named to the Preseason All- Smith will be looking to their first true road game on a runner-up finish in the Harler, as well as forward Mountaineers are scheduled Big 12 Team. As of now, Mar- build off a fantastic fresh- Nov. 15 when they take on tin’s status with the team re- Northeast Conference Tour- Logan Routt. to play Creighton and New man campaign where she Pittsburgh in this season’s Mexico. mains in question due to was named to the Big 12 nament. The game is sched- Of those returning to the installment of the Backyard WVU will then wrap up legal issues. All-Freshman Team and uled to tip-off at 7 p.m. at the WVU Coliseum this winter, Brawl. The Mountaineers its non-conference sched- The Mountaineers are Big 12 Academic All-Rookie WVU Coliseum with stream- Derek Culver may have the will travel to Mexico for a ule with games against Mis- also returning two talented, Team. Last year, Smith ap- ing services available on highest expectations to live two-game stint in the Can- sissippi State, Michigan second-year players in Kari peared in all 33 games while MountaineerTV. up to. The sophomore for- cun Challenge from Nov. ward was listed as an hon- 26-27, before participating orable mention to the pre- in other neutral site games season All-Big 12 team in New York City (Dec. 7 vs. after averaging 11.5 points St. John’s) and Cleveland and 10 rebounds per game. (Dec. 29 vs. Ohio State). In addition to the re- The Mountaineers’ first turnees, the Mountaineers game, however, will come added six new players to on Friday night when Ak- the roster. ron pays a visit to the WVU , a Mc- Coliseum. Led by third- Donald’s All-American for- year head coach John ward, is perhaps the biggest Groce, the Zips finished name amongst the group of with a 17-16 overall record. newbies. Tshiebwe is ex- Friday’s season-open- pected to step in and fill the ing matchup will tip off at hole left by Sagaba Konate, 7 p.m. and will be broad- who departed for the NBA cast on AT&T SportsNet.

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