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Bulldogs Teams Earn Four Wins in Basketball, Volleyball

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National University routed Adamson 79-43 in UAAP men’s basketball, earning its fourth straight win and moving into a tie for first place at 6-2. In volleyball, Samford beat Tennessee Tech in four sets to reach 10 wins on the season, while Drake defeated Bradley in five sets to improve to 5-4 in Missouri Valley Conference play. Alabama A&M swept Grambling State in straight sets, holding the Tigers to a .073 hitting percentage and improving to 7-2 in SWAC play.

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