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Thu., Feb. 16, 2006

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By scoring a combined 67 points in wins over Stanford and Portland, Gonzaga’s Adam Morrison raised his career point total to 1,632 and moved past Richie Frahm into seventh place on the Bulldogs’ all-time list. … Loyola Marymount’s eight conference wins are the school’s most since 1996, when the Lions finished 8-6. … In Saturday’s overtime win over Pepperdine, LMU forced the Waves into a season-high 26 turnovers. … When Saint Mary’s senior forward Daniel Kickert scored 21 points in Saturday’s 54-51 win over Santa Clara, he became Australia’s all-time leading collegiate scorer, surpassing fellow countryman Luc Longley’s record of 1,769 points set during his stellar career at New Mexico. With 1,800 career points, Kickert continues to lead all active WCC players in that category.

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