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College of Staten Island rallies past Lehman for eighth straightvictory, 89-75Thursday, January 26, 2012, 12:11 AMJim WaggonerByLameik Black is fitting in nicely with theCollege of Staten Island basketball team.Black, a 26-year-old former college widereceiver making the most of his finalseason of athletic eligibility, came off thebench Wednesday night to score 13 pointsand grab six rebounds as CSI remainedunbeaten in the CUNY Conference with a89-75 victory over Lehman at Borough ofManhattan Community College.“I’ve been trying to teach these guys alittle something, and not just aboutbasketball,” said Black, the proud father of4-year-old Lameik Black Jr. “I go homeand life is serious. My son is my pride andjoy right now.”The muscular 6-foot-3 senior fowarddecided to take one last shot at collegiatesports as a basketball player. The formerfootball Advance All Star hadn’t playedStaten Island Advance file photo by HiltonFloresCSI freshman forward Javon Cox, left, had 13 points and teamed withsenior Lameik Black for some solid interior defense in Wednesdaynight's 89-75 road victory over Lehman in Manhattan.organized hoops since his days at PortRichmond HS.“I’m having fun,” he said. “We all have thesame mindset and that is to win achampionship.”Page 98 of 161
Senior point guard Thomas Tibbs led six Dolphins in double figures with 23 points and added seven assistsas the visitors improved to 7-0 in CUNY play and 15-4 overall with their eighth straight triumph. DaleTaranto scored 15 points, Javon Cox and Black followed with 13, Bloochy Magloire with 11 and seniorforward Jordan Young had 10 points, 10 rebounds and six assists.It was a game of long-range marksmanship from the opening tap.Lehman junior Mathias Raggiotto sank 7 of 11 shots from 3-point range, including 6 of 7 in the first half.Tibbs responded by sinking 5 of 7 treys before intermission and Taranto found his comfort zone with a 4-of-6 night from downtown.In all, the teams made 21 of 38 3-point attempts.The Lightning (5-3 CUNY, 9-10 overall) shot out to a 28-19 lead in the first nine minutes and sank 9 of 11treys in the first half. But the Dolphins started finding the range and a pair of Taranto bombs in the finalminutes put them up 48-45 at the break.“We settled down defensively in the second half,” said CSI coach Tony Petosa of his team’s 41-30 scoringadvantage, “and our interior passing on offense was really sharp.”Black and Cox started hounding Raggiotto in the second half — he scored 22 of his game-high 31 in the firsthalf — and Tibbs triggered a transition game that helped the Dolphins slowly pull away. An 11-3 run keyedby Magloire’s backdoor slam dunk off a Tibbs bounce pass and Young’s layup off a Magloire no-look passmade it 79-66 with a little under six minutes to play.“Teams are going to give us their best shot and I thought Lehman really came out on fire,” said Petosa. “Weplayed as well as we can play in the second half. They had control early and we were fortunate to get somethings done.”Black’s presence in the paint definitely made things easier.“We know he’s a very good offensive player,” said Petosa, “and tonight he really had an impact on the gamedefensively.”Black said his decision to return to school and finish up work on a sociology degree is about more than justbasketball.“I’d like to go back to Port Richmond High School,” he said. “There are a lot of kids with a lot of talent onStaten Island, and I want to help keep them off the streets and in school.”Page 99 of 161
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