PORTLAND, Ore. — As the ball escaped past the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team, those in attendance at the Moda Center seemingly felt the momentum of what was brewing for a long time. High Point’s Chase Johnston, who hadn't hit a 2-pointer all season, was all alone for a layup.
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