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Off to Charlotte!

March 25, 2008

By Communications staff, Washington State University

The WSU men’s basketball team headed out of Pullman Tuesday, March 25, accompanied by a police escort and fans waving along the streets… Sweet Sixteen in Charlotte – here they come!

(Due to technical difficulties, the WSU Today photos below were rendered with a slight water color filter.)

Fans wait outside Beasley Coliseum.

Derrick Low signs autographs.

Coach Tony Bennett signs a little girl’s hat

Taylor Rochestie stocks up on food for the trip.

Kyle Weaver talks to fans.

Caleb Forrest and Daven Harmeling sign autographs.

Derrick Low and Robbie Cowgill with fans.

Basketball team leaves Beasley Coliseum on Wheatland Express.

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