Junior guard Nathalie Fontaine tries to drive the ball during the game against Evansville on Nov. 19 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Fontaine uses unique scoring ability to make impact

Sweden native Nathalie Fontaine has been playing basketball almost all of her life, and she has dominated ever since she has been able to dribble. In her home country, Fontaine played on a few national teams that pitted her against the best of the best in Europe, sparking interest from Ball State women's basketball head coach Brady Sallee.



Redshirt sophomore junior Rocco Belcaster attempts to block a Grambling player during the game on Nov. 24 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Belcaster provides spark off bench as Ball State defeats Grambling State

Sophomore Belcaster Rocco first three wasn’t the games he expected to have after missing last season as a redshirt, tonight’s game would be a different story for him. It would be a career night for Rocco as he would finish the game with a career high 15 going 4-6 from 3 as Ball State wins over Grambling State 88-46. “I been feeling good in practice,” said Rocco.




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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Lone senior faces new responsibilities

As the lone senior on the women's basketball team, Shelbie Justice will be asked to step outside her comfort zone and become a more assertive leader. "[Justice] says the right stuff. She's just not an extroverted kid," head coach Brady Sallee said. "She's not one to really step up and scream and yell and get in somebody's face ... There's a time and a place where she's got to put her foot down as the senior, as the leader, as somebody they all respect, and say, 'Listen, this isn't good enough.'" Despite her quiet demeanor, Sallee thinks Justice is willing to become the leader Ball State needs, but knows she will need help showing her teammates the "Cardinal way."


Senior guard Jesse Berry and freshman forward Franko House walk off the court at the end of the game against Miami Jan. 18 at Worthen Arena. Ball State lost 52-64. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
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MEN'S BASKETBALL: TV schedule released

The Ball State men’s basketball 2014-15 television schedule was announced on Wednesday, and fans can expect at least 10 games to air on television or online networks. As part of the Mid-American Conference’s agreement with ESPN, Ball State will have a pair of MAC games aired on ESPN3. The Ball State Sports Network has also selected four games to air for its package. WIPB will televise those games locally.






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