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Seton Hall Beats Charlotte 68-62

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Seton Hall Beats Charlotte 68-62

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Seton Hall beat Charlotte 68-62, with reserve guard Mihailo Petrovic energizing the Pirates’ offense with 12 points, six assists and three steals. His ballhandling improved the team’s spacing and pick-and-roll play, earning him a second-half start; Devin Williams also contributed 16 points and four assists. Charlotte entered the matchup unbeaten and scoring efficiently, but Seton Hall’s stronger defensive numbers and home-court advantage had pointed to an edge for the Pirates.

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The Ravens acquired Falcons center Ryan Neuzil before the trade deadline, sending guard Andrew Vorhees and a 2028 sixth-round pick to Atlanta. The move bolsters Baltimore’s struggling offensive line and could allow recently acquired center Cam Jurgens to move to guard.

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