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Thu., Feb. 9, 2006

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When Gonzaga went in at intermission trailing Saint Mary’s 33-30 on Monday, it marked the first time the Bulldogs have been outscored by a West Coast Conference opponent in the first half all season. … Loyola Marymount’s seven conference wins are its most since 1995-96, when the Lions finished 8-6 in WCC play. … San Diego senior forward Nick Lewis, with 1,328 career points, needs 10 more to surpass Andre Laws and move into the No. 4 spot on the Toreros’ all-time list. … Gonzaga’s school-record, 35-game home winning streak is the longest in the nation. The Bulldogs’ 10-game winning streak is tied with Memphis and George Washington for the nation’s longest. … The WCC remained No. 13 on his week’s Collegiate Men’s Basketball RPI report.

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