Posted December 30, 2012 on
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Butler coach Brad Stevens kept watching Rotnei Clarke as his senior guard missed his first six shots, something he really hadn't seen yet from the transfer playing just his 12th game for the Bulldogs. NOTE: Stan Jones photo gallery is included.
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