Duquesne Basketball Team Rebounds After Shooting

A local college team is rebounding after a devastating crime on campus.

The Duquesne basketball team is playing its first game since a shooting on campus injured five players.

Sam Ashaolu, one of the more seriously hurt students in the incident, is still recovering from his injuries.

Fans will find increased security measures at the Palumbo Center, which includes metal detectors.

The Dukes take on Millersville University Wednesday night.

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