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PALADINS SHOCK VIRGINIA IN NCAA FIRST ROUND, 68-67

Playing in its first NCAA Tournament since 1980, Furman (28-7) notched its school-record 28th victory and became the first SoCon school to claim a tournament win since 2019.

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The Athletic: Furman’s Upset is the Stuff of March Madness Lore

The Athletic reporter Brendan Marks wrote a poetic recount of Furman's upset win against the Virginia Cavaliers in the first round of the 2023 NCAA Tournament, capturing the drama and emotion of the game.

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Slawson, Bothwell had ‘instant brotherhood,’ AP reports

The Associated Press writes about the close bond between Jalen Slawson and Mike Bothwell that helped the fifth-year seniors lift the Paladins into the NCAA Tournament.

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Furman mourns the passing of Emeritus Trustee Gordon Herring ’65

A leader in the cable television industry, Herring served on the operating committee of Viewers’ Choice, as a founding member of the board of directors of Cable Television Administration & Marketing Society, and as a...

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NGU marching band to play for Furman at NCAA; Furman marching band plays in Ireland

North Greenville University band steps up to perform for the Paladins during the opening round of play for the NCAA Tournament while Furman Band members entertain in Dublin, Ireland.

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Banded together: NGU’s band to play for Paladins in NCAA opener

With the Paladin men's basketball team heading to the NCAA Tournament, the Paladin Regiment Marching Band was in Ireland. A call to an alumnus at North Greenville University assured the music wouldn't miss a beat.

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Alums and fans gather around the country to cheer on the Dins

Alumni organizations are hosting watch parties on Thursday in several states around the region.

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Furman superfan alumna made trip from Greece to SoCon final

Danai Agakidou ’17 has been a Furman Paladins men's basketball superfan since her sophomore year. It was only natural for her to travel from Greece to watch the Southern Conference tournament finals.

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The odds favor math team for choosing underdog winners

WYFF came to campus for a story about three Furman math professors who estimate the odds of NCAA upsets; the story went national.

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