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Huskies return to ESPN’s 24-hour basketball marathon, will visit Southern Illinois

August 17th, 2010

For the second consecutive year, Northeastern will participate in ESPN’s “College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon,” this year traveling to Carbondale, Illinois to face the Southern Illinois Salukis. The game, scheduled for November 16th at 10:00 a.m. ET, will be the first at a newly-renovated SIU Arena. Southern Illinois will return the trip when they visit Matthews Arena in 2011.

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2011-12 Travel Log

Arenas/Stadiums Visited: 33
Miles traveled (round trip): 22,446
NEXT: Shea Field (Chestnut Hill, Mass.)
1. Alfond Arena (Orono, Maine)
2. Lawler Arena (North Andover, Mass.)*
3. Whittemore Center (Durham, N.H.)*
4. Case Gym (Boston, Mass.)
5. Conte Forum (Chestnut Hill, Mass.)
6. Sherman Sports Complex (Storrs, Conn.)
7. Mullins Center (Amherst, Mass.)*
8. Schneider Arena (Providence, R.I.)
9. Yost Arena (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
10. Carnesecca Arena (Jamaica, N.Y.)
11. Tom Gola Arena (Philadelphia, Pa.)
12. Compton Ice Arena (South Bend, Ind.)
13. Carver Arena (Peoria, Ill.)
14. Thomas Assembly Center (Ruston, La.)
15. RBC Center (Raleigh, N.C.)
16. Patrick Gym (Burlington, Vt.)
17. Mariucci Arena (Minneapolis, Minn.)
18. Towson Arena (Towson, Md.)
19. JMU Convocation Ctr (Harrisonburg, Va.)
20. Mack Sports Complex (Hempstead, N.Y.)
21. Fenway Park (Boston, Mass.)
22. Daskalakis Center (Philadelphia, Pa.)
23. Tsongas Center (Lowell, Mass.)
24. Constant Convocation Ctr (Norfolk, Va.)
25. Gutterson Fieldhouse (Burlington, Vt.)
26. Siegel Center (Richmond, Va.)
27. TD Garden (Boston, Mass.)*
28. GSU Arena (Atlanta, Ga.)
29. Kaplan Arena (Williamsburg, Va.)
30. Bob Carpenter Center (Newark, Del.)
31. Richmond Coliseum (Richmond, Va.)
32. Hyannis Y&C Center (Hyannis, Mass.)
33. Lelacheur Park (Lowell, Mass.)
*Visited twice

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