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Congratulations to the 2007 National Champions:

Louisiana St. - Division I-A National Champions

Appalachian St. (NC) - Division I-AA National Champions

Valdosta St. (GA) - Division II National Champions

Wisconsin-Whitewater - Division III National Champions

Carroll (MT) - NAIA National Champions

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1920-1924

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Cooper Union

50+ Points Allowed In A Game

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No

W/L

Date

PF

Opponent

PA

Location

Notes

1

L

10-28-1933

0

Alfred (NY)

83

Alfred, NY

2

L

10-18-1924

0

Saint John's (NY)

71

Brooklyn, NY

Ebbets Field

3

L

10-08-1932

0

Baltimore (MD)

68

Brooklyn, NY

4

L

11-06-1926

0

Connecticut

68

Storrs, CT

5

L

09-28-1929

0

Albright (PA)

68

Reading, PA

6

L

11-29-1924

0

Providence (RI)

67

Providence, RI

7

L

11-13-1932

0

Niagara (NY)

65

Brooklyn, NY

8

L

09-24-1927

0

Springfield (MA)

63

Springfield, MA

9

L

11-22-1930

0

Coast Guard (CT)

60

New London, CT

10

L

11-08-1930

0

Delaware Valley (PA)

60

Doylestown, PA

11

L

11-24-1932

0

Brooklyn (NY)

58

Brooklyn, NY

12

L

10-29-1927

2

East Stroudsburg (PA)

52

East Stroudsburg, PA

13

L

1926

0

East Stroudsburg (PA)

52

Brooklyn, NY

14

L

09-24-1932

0

Massachusetts

50

Amherst, MA

15

L

09-26-1931

0

Massachusetts

50

Amherst, MA

16

L

11-17-1928

0

Scranton (PA)

50

Scranton, PA

17

L

10-02-1925

0

Springfield (MA)

50

Springfield, MA

18

L

11-02-1929

0

Rider (NJ)

50

Lawrenceville, NJ

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