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Howard Bison guard James Miller is defended by Georgetown Hoyas guard Kaleb Johnson in the first half of the Hoyas' 85-72 win at Verizon Center in Northwest on Sunday, Nov. 27. /Photo by John E. De Freitas
Howard Bison guard James Miller is defended by Georgetown Hoyas guard Kaleb Johnson in the first half of the Hoyas' 85-72 win at Verizon Center in Northwest on Sunday, Nov. 27. /Photo by John E. De Freitas
Georgetown Hoyas guard L.J. Peak goes to the basket in the second half of the Hoyas' 85-72 win over the Howard Bison at Verizon Center in Northwest on Sunday, Nov. 27. /Photo by John E. De FreitasGeorgetown Hoyas center Bradley Hayes shoots a hook shot over Howard Bison guard Marcel Boyd in the second half of the Hoyas' 85-72 win at Verizon Center in Northwest on Sunday, Nov. 27. /Photo by John E. De FreitasHoward Bison guard James Miller is defended by Georgetown Hoyas guard Kaleb Johnson in the first half of the Hoyas' 85-72 win at Verizon Center in Northwest on Sunday, Nov. 27. /Photo by John E. De FreitasHoward Bison guard Charles Williams barrels into two Georgetown Hoyas defenders on a drive to the basket in the first half of the Hoyas' 85-72 win at Verizon Center in Northwest on Sunday, Nov. 27. /Photo by John E. De FreitasHoward Bison forward Tyler Stone fights through multiple Georgetown Hoyas defenders in the first half of the Hoyas' 85-72 win at Verizon Center in Northwest on Sunday, Nov. 27. /Photo by John E. De Freitas

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