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    Alabama-Huntsville defeats North Texas

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    By Rob Voelker on November 13, 2012 K-State Sports

    MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP)   Wayne Dedrick scored 21 points, Jaime Smith added 18 and Division II Alabama-Huntsville held on for a 78-75 victory over North Texas in a Preseason NIT game on Monday night.

    The Chargers (2-0) will play Kansas State on Tuesday for a spot in the tournament semifinals at Madison Square Garden.

    Jordan Williams led the Mean Green (0-2) with 26 points.

    Dedrick made one of two free throws to give Alabama-Huntsville a 76-73 lead with 15.9 seconds remaining. North Texas cut the gap to a point with a quick layup, but the Mean Green had to foul, and Xavier Baldwin made both free throws.

    A last-second 3-pointer by North Texas’ Chris Jones did not connect.

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