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American Univ. Gives Head Men's Hoops Coach New Contract

POSTED: 3:54 pm PDT August 21, 2008

(Sports Network) - American University rewarded head men's basketball coach Jeff Jones with a new contract on Thursday.

Jones led the Eagles to a Patriot League title in 2007-08 along with a berth in the NCAA Tournament -- both firsts for the school as a member of Division I athletics. American eventually fell to second-seeded Tennessee in the first round.

"I am very proud to stand up here today as the head coach of American University's men's basketball team," Jones said. "I very much look forward to continuing to build a winning tradition here."

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Samardo Samuels scored 18 points with five rebounds and Earl Clark added 13 points as the third-ranked Louisville Cardinals began their season by running past Morehead State, 79-41, in the opening game of the Billy Minardi Classic at Freedom Hall. The Cardinals will take on South Alabama Sunday afternoon. Also hitting double figures in scoring for Louisville (1-0) was Jerry Smith with 12 and Preston Knowles with 10. Terrence Williams grabbed 11 rebounds and Edgar Sosa dished off 10 assists. Leon Buchanan led Morehead State (0-4) with 10 points. Morehead State, which had 17 turnovers, plays in the consolation game Sunday.


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