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Nits to face Virginia

Penn State fans hoping the ACC/Big Ten Challenge would be a means to improving the Nits' non-conference schedule will have to wait.

The Lions will travel to Virginia for the 11th Challenge on Mon., Nov. 30. The Cavaliers went just 10-18 overall this past season.

Who knows? Everyone thought Georgia Tech was a big win this season, and that ended up being far from the case. Perhaps Sylven Landesberg and Co. can surprise a few with a strong showing next season.

The Nits will also be among eight teams in the 2009 Charleston Classic, held Nov. 19-22 at Carolina First Arena.

Penn State will be joined by Miami (Fla.), South Florida, South Carolina, LaSalle, UNC Wilmington, and Tulane in the tournament, with an eighth and final team to be named at a later date.

Below is the complete schedule for the ACC/Big Ten Challenge:

Monday, Nov. 30
Penn State at Virginia

Tuesday, Dec. 1
Maryland at Indiana
Michigan State at North Carolina
Northwestern at North Carolina State
Virginia Tech at Iowa
Wake Forest at Purdue

Wednesday, Dec. 2
Boston College at Michigan
Duke at Wisconsin
Illinois at Clemson
Florida State at Ohio State
Minnesota at Miami
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It looks like Jamelle Cornley did lead Penn State to a win over Ohio State after all.

The Columbus, Ohio native spoke to the women's lacrosse team before its matchup with the No. 13 Bucks on Sunday.

Probably not coincidentally, Penn State won the game, its first conference victory in three years.

Cornley, named the men's basketball team's co-MVP on Friday, can now check one more goal off his pre-college list.

-Fortuna

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AJ Cassavell is a junior majoring in journalism and is a men's basketball reporter for the Collegian. He is a former Collegian women's volleyball, softball, Lady Lions, men's soccer and men's gymnastics reporter. A 5-foot-7 center in Middle School, AJ at one point said he wished he was shorter so he could play guard. The gods blessed him, and by the time he reached his senior year of High School he had grown half an inch, making him just tall enough to see the floor for about ten minutes all season - as a point guard.


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Stephen Hennessey is a junior majoring in journalism and is a men's basketball reporter for the Collegian. He is a former Collegian women's soccer, men's lacrosse, wrestling, field hockey and women's tennis writer. Steve used to idolize former Utah Utes and New Jersey Nets forward Keith Van Horn — he even wore high, white socks to his CYO basketball games and always demanded the number 44 for his jersey. He even scored a Van Horn autograph on the back of a Toys 'R Us catalog. No joke.


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Andrew Robinson is a junior majoring in journalism and is a men's basketball reporter for the Collegian. He is a former women's soccer, women's rugby and men's swimming writer. A loyal supporter of Dwyane Wade, A-Rob can often be spotted wearing his red, white or black number 3 Heat jersey with basketball shorts, even in the dead of winter. He will, however, respect press etiquette and wear khakis and dress shirts to Nittany Lion games.

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