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basket for the rebound. At the other end of the court, the Panthers did no better, trying to block shots with no one underneath for the defensive rebound. This lapse allowed the Tigers to put the ball up two and three times.
Fortunately for Rappahannock, Pendleton was hot. Nine of his 25 points came in the first quarter, amounting to more than half of the Panthers’ total for that period. His teammates joined in the scoring burst towards the end of the quarter to cut the margin to 16-19.
The second opened with two baskets by Pendleton to give the home team its first lead, 20-19. Then the Panthers and the Tigers clawed back and forth as the advantage went to first one side and then the other side of the score board until guard Jeff Porter picked up his third personal foul with 5:22 left in the half. The expected letdown that usually comes when a substitute goes in for a starter never materialized. Porter’s replacement, Robert Starks, matched the game’s intensity immediately, coming up with a three point play to recapture the lead. Despite a technical foul and a missed dunk by
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