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conference regular season title or the tournament."
Williamson, on the other hand, had little to say fol
ing his third straight tournament final loss to the Agi
And there was even little consolation, at least for the
ment, in knowing he has five of his top seven pla
returning next season.
"I don't want to talk about it (the game); I hav<
comment" Williamson said, making his way briskl
the losers' lockeroom.
But Corbett, not known for being overly loquaci
was ready to talk enough for both.
And much of that talk was about junior point gi
Eric Boyd, who earned his second tournament \
award on his 22nd birthday. "I didn't want anybod
have the ball at the end but Boyd," said Corbett,
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with a 59-58 lead. "I knew he would do the job at
(free throw) line.
Boyd, who paced the Aggies in scoring with 17 poi
most of them on long-range jump shots, smiled bro
as he talked about his performance. "I always seer
play well in the tournament and I like to play ag?
Howard," he said. "Plus, this is my birthday and all
family was here."
Three-time MEAC Player of the Year Joe Binion
happy with his third straight league title but not plei
with his play.
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played superbly and picked up the slack/' Binion said of
low- his 11-point, 10-rebound performance.
gies. MVP Boyd looked at Binion's final Greensboro apmo"
pearance differently, however. "They were double>'ers
teaming Joe and Coach told me to take the jump shot,"
Boyd said. "Joe may not have had a big scoring night but
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The 6-7 Binion, who paced the league in both scoring
'' and rebounding during his senior year, nevertheless projard
m'sec* a better showing in the upcoming NCAA tourney.
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y to NCAA tournament, but it's great to know you have peo
who pie like Eric, Jimmy (Brown), James (Horace) and Briar
lark (Booker) around you," Binion said. "Knowing they car
the do the job takes a lot of pressure off me."
Corbett was also ready to talk about the NCAA
mis, luurney, wncrc me /\ggies win oegin play on March 16
adly MWe have more experience and determination this
n to season, and we have played some tough Division 1 comlinst
petition on the road," he said. "We have accomplishec
I my three of our goals .for the season in getting 20 wins, winning
the regular season title and the tournament. Now w<
was want to destroy the stigma attached to black colleges
ased They say we can't win the big one. I guarantee thai
we will win but I can guarantee you thaPwe will give it
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