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Here came Durrell Summers, a 6-foot-4 sophomore, on a fast break, and he rose for a jam and he went right into Connecticut’s 6-foot-9 Stanley Robinson, like a car going into a wall, and it didn’t matter. Didn’t matter at all. Not the five-inch difference. Not the sub versus starter. Summers was slamming the ball home, he was going right through Robinson, and his teammates were about to do the same to the mighty Huskies.
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