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The Albright College men's basketball team travels to Arcadia, following a hard-fought victory over the Knights earlier in the season.

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Previous Meeting

Freshman Sameen Swint pulled Albright back into the game midway through the second half and then hit the game-winner with seven seconds remaining, as the Lions defeated Arcadia 85-84 on December 4.

Swint finished with a game-high 19 points on 7-of-14 shooting. He drove from the right corner and finished on Albright's final possession to give the Lions the victory. Arcadia had a great chance to tie at the buzzer as Joe Brown's put-back attempt off Aaron Lee-Webb's missed jumper was just short.

With Albright trailing 64-57 at the midway point of the second half, Swint scored seven straight to pull his team level. After making two free throws, he pulled down a defensive rebound and hit a jumper at the other end. Swint then came up a steal and took it the other way for a three-point play that tied the game. The rookie was the only person on the floor to score over a stretch of nearly three minutes.

Video Highlights: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0ISOcqpTMU

Series

The Lions hold an 11-0 all-time record against Arcadia, who switched to the Commonwealth Conference (from the Freedom side) in 2008-09.

Albright College Lions (10-7, 6-4 Commonwealth)

The Lions hosted the Widener Pride on Saturday in the Bollman Center. Albright followed its 10-point victory over Lycoming earlier in the week with another win, defeating the Pride 77-74.

Swint led the Lions in points (26), including four threes, and rebounds (five). Kyle Jordan followed up a big game against Lycoming (in which he scored 23 points and had 17 rebounds) with another solid effort, scoring 11 points with five rebounds, three assists and two blocks. Fellow senior Pedro Perez had 21 points and classmate Sam Marrella dished out 10 assists.

Arcadia University Knights (6-11, 1-9 Commonwealth)

Arcadia went 16-11 in 2012-13, earning its first postseason appearance since 2006. The Knights then beat Stevenson 85-83 to earn their first playoff victory since 2000, and nearly knocked off eventual league champion Alvernia in a hotly-contested semifinal.

The Knights have dropped six straight this season however, following an 80-78 last-second winner by Stevenson's Alfonzo Hawkins over the weekend. Seven Arcadia games, including five Commonwealth contests, have been decided by one possession or in overtime.

Jordan Sets Blocking Record

Jordan recently became Albright's all-time career leader in blocks, breaking the mark of 113 held by Mark Moritz. Jordan now has 125 career blocks, including 36 this season. Albright currently leads the nation with 120 total blocks.