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Kennesaw State punches ticket to NCAA Tournament

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By Reggie Chatman Verified
| WMAZ-TV (Macon, GA) Verified
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Kennesaw State men's basketball is headed to the Big Dance after beating Louisiana Tech 70-61 in the Conference USA Tournament Championship on Saturday in Huntsville, Alabama. After winning the ASUN Tournament Title 2023, Saturday marks their second Conference USA tournament title. Jaden Harris led the way with 18 points off the bench in the win.
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Kennesaw State punches ticket to NCAA Tournament

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By Reggie Chatman Verified
| WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
After winning the ASUN Tournament Title 2023, Saturday marks their second NCAA tournament title. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Kennesaw State men's basketball is headed to the Big Dance after beating Louisiana Tech 70-61 in the Conference USA Tournament Championship on Saturday in Huntsville, Alabama. After winning the ASUN Tournament Title 2023, Saturday marks their second NCAA tournament title. Jaden Harris led the way with 18 points off the bench in the win.
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Youth Incarceration is a Public Health Crisis

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By Jose Perez, José Pérez Verified, Reggie Chatman Verified
| The Imprint Verified
We met as teenagers in a New York state prison, boys sentenced as men, growing up behind razor wire. The courts decided who we were before we could even become ourselves. Still, we clung to scraps of childhood: arguing about sports, studying, joking to hide fear. Any message to each other that said, “you still matter,” felt like oxygen in a place designed to take breath away. That shared experience shapes how we understand youth incarceration today: it is a public health crisis.
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