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Sendek: ‘We’re going to be fine’

Jan 24, 2012, 10:01 PM | Updated: 10:15 pm

Injuries. Ineligiblity. Suspensions.

Each has landed a good shot to the body during this ASU
basketball season.

“We’ve hit a rough patch,” said head coach Herb Sendek
Tuesday. “In part with things that we could do a better
job in retrospect controlling; and in part quite frankly,
some things have happened to us that are beyond our
control.

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