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Quaker Men’s Basketball team defeat Randolph-Macon

February 12, 2017
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Guilford College forward Carson Long, left,guards against Randolph-Macon forward Daniel Noe in the second half of the Quakers’ game against the Yellow Jackets in Ragan-Brown Field House on Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017. Sophomore Long led the Quakers with 14 points. Ranked second in the conference, the Quakers beat the number-one Yellow Jackets 67-53. Photo by Andrew Walker/Copyright 2017
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Andrew Walker, Sports and Web Editor
Senior Sports Management Major and Spanish Minor. When not updating the website and social media for The Guilfordian he can be found commentating sports games or following the San Francisco Giants.

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