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No. 17 Irish handle No. 9 GeorgetownPublished 01/06/09
SOUTH BEND, Ind (AP) - Notre Dame wasn't comfortable playing Georgetown and it turned out to be a good thing. Fighting Irish coach Mike Brey thought his players were just a little too at ease going into Madison Square Garden last Saturday against and lost to a St. John's team expected to finish near the bottom of the Big East. So he thought the fear of losing a second straight conference game against the ninth-ranked Hoyas, who had beaten Notre Dame five straight times, was just what his team needed. "You've got to be ready every night," Brey said. The 17th-ranked Irish were ready last night...
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