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Professor Darwin Hahn, Oregon Institute of Technology, 1976.
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Professor Darwin Hahn, Oregon Institute of Technology, 1976.
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Professor Sherman Anderson, Oregon Institute of Technology, 1974.
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Durnell's hot shooting helps lead Spring Arbor (Mich.) to claim red banner
Congratulations to the 2019 NAIA Division II National Champions, Spring Arbor, as the Cougars defeated Oregon Tech, 82-76, in the Pentagon in Sioux Falls, SD, for the title.