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CHARLESTON, S.C. -- The hundreds of Villanova fans at Charlestons TD Arena gathered with coach Jay Wright and his Wildcats to cheer their latest in-season tournament championship.Most of them surely believe winning the Charleston Classic can lead the defending national champions to even bigger celebrations this season.I feel good about where we are, our path, Wright said Sunday night.The Wildcats passed their biggest test yet in staring down UCF and 7-foot-6 center Tacko Fall for a 67-57 victory, giving Villanova an in-season tournament title for the fourth straight season.Josh Hart, a preseason All-America selection, scored 11 of his 15 points in the second half and was chosen the events MVP. He and his teammates showed their savvy in maneuvering around Fall, whose wingspan is 8 feet, 2 inches.Its genius how they use him, Wright said. Its hard to play them. Theyre a tough team.The Knights anchor Fall near the basket on defense while his teammates switch through different schemes to frustrate opponents. If anyone dares to drive the lane, Fall is waiting to swat it away.On offense, Fall is also underneath waiting for entry passes that he can efficiently jam home for dunks.Fall made all 10 of his shots and finished with 20 points and 13 rebounds. He went 26 of 31 from the floor with 34 rebounds in three tournament games and was a constant headache for defenders.All I could do was make it difficult for him to get post touches, said Darryl Reynolds, the 6-9 Villanova forward charged with fronting Fall. You cant block his shot because he does a good job keeping the ball high.Reynolds, a senior starter, finished with two points and fouled out after 26 minutes.Still, it was the Wildcats celebrating. Fans and teammates sang Happy Birthday to Final Four star Kris Jenkins, who had 12 points despite an off shooting night as Villanova ran its November record the past four years to 24-0.It was a great way to spend my birthday, he said. I wouldnt have it any other way.UCF closed to 37-32 on Matt Williams basket with 16 minutes left. Then the Wildcats took off on a 12-3 run to extend the lead. Hart had a jumper and his only 3-pointer in the surge. The Knights never got within single digits after that.Theyve been in that position before, you could tell, UCF coach Johnny Dawkins said. They made the big plays when they needed to make them.Villanova freshman Donte DiVincenzo had 13 points, and Jalen Brunson added 12.Williams scored 17 points for UCF.BIG PICTUREVillanova: The Wildcats showed their resiliency and skill in battering three opponents in Charleston, all by double digits. If youre nitpicking for a deficiency, it might be a lack of height; Reynolds played center most of the weekend.We knew this was coming, Wright said.Villanova has won three games in the past week against teams that had height advantages: No. 15 Purdue, Wake Forest and UCF.UCF: The Knights picture is always big with Fall, the tallest player in the game. The school says he is among the 40 tallest people in the world, too. But UCFs offense at times doesnt run through Fall, maybe because hes still developing his passing skills down low. If that happens, look for the Knights and Fall to take off as he becomes a more versatile player.POLL IMPLICATIONSLook for Villanova to move up a spot after No. 1 Duke lost to seventh-ranked Kansas earlier this week.CHART CLIMBERWright has 359 victories at Villanova, moving past former boss Rollie Massimino into second place on the schools all-time list among coaches. 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By now, her backstory is familiar: She was born with spina bifida in the Soviet Union, spent six years in an orphanage where she learned to walk on her hands, was adopted by an American, emigrated, and worked her way to the top of the world in wheelchair racing.In September, two days after her last race in Rio (where she won 6 of her now-16 Paralympic track medals), she shared seven things you may not realize about push-rim marathon racing.I wear 3-D printed gloves.We wear gloves when we race, and the style has changed so much over the years. Now theres 3-D printing, and in Rio I had 3-D printed gloves. You make a mold of your hand. They scan it, make a file, and print gloves out of plastic (with rubber over the plastic where you push). Its really nice because if you lose one, you can just print another pair.I fix my own flats.Ive had flats several times during a marathon. I always keep spare tubes in a little pouch tied to the front of my frame, where the front fork is. You have to stay really relaxed the whole time, because if you can get it changed quick enough you can bounce back, depending on what kind of course it is. I had a flat at the London Paralympics. I fixed the first tire, jumped back in the race, and caught up with the group. Then, sadly, I had another flat and I finished the race second-to-last.Youre allowed to get help; they just cant push you forward.I drink water on the go.I tie a CamelBak to the back of my frame because we dont stop for water. The tubing can be threaded underneath our chairs, between our feet and all the way up so I can just drink from the straw.ddddddddddddMy hardest -- and favorite -- marathon is NYC.I think New York is the hardest [compared to Boston, London, and Chicago] because it has the most climbs and the steepest climbs. But New Yorks also my favorite of those because I love to climb.I do some major mileage.We train anywhere from 2 to 4 hours a day. We do well over 100 miles in a week. Some days well do 30 miles in one day. We can get those 30 miles in different ways: through the morning workout versus the afternoon workout. Its different depending on what training cycle were in. We do taper, a week before the marathon.I used to be fueled by peanut butter fluffIn the past seven years since I started marathon racing, everything for me has changed, actually. Eating habits, for one. I started racing in high school and I would eat peanut butter and [marshmallow] fluff sandwiches or something crazy - not the best lunches for an athlete. I learned so much about food. Im eating much more vegetables now. Im taking proper care of my body more.Im really a sprinter.I race everything from 100 meters and up. My favorite distance? 400 and 800. I like the marathons -- but I love the 4 and the 8. Why? Theyre long enough, but also short enough. My first Paralympic track medals were in sprints: In Athens, in 2004, I got silver in the 100 and bronze in 200. 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