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ND leads #8 WVU 25-4 with 11 minutes to go in the First half
Should be huge for the RPI....that last shot looked pretty good too...

Anyone know the deal with Charleton Scott and him leaving the team?
Anyone know the deal with Charleton Scott and him leaving the team?
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Scott, a junior from San Antonio, will not play Saturday against No. 8 West Virginia at Purcell Pavilion. According to a Notre Dame spokesperson, Scott has taken an "indefinite leave of absence" after meeting Friday morning with coach Mike Brey.
The spokesperson stressed that the leave is not related to academics or any violation of team rules.
Scott, who was attending Mass with his teammates early Friday evening, part of the normal pre-game routine, was not available for comment. He did practice with the team Friday, but will not attend the West Virginia game.
Brey, who was preparing for Saturday's matchup late Friday, will address Scott's situation following the West Virginia game. He will meet with Scott and his parents Sunday or Monday. There's a chance that Scott <NOBR style="COLOR: darkgreen; FONT-SIZE: 100%; FONT-WEIGHT: normal" id=itxt_nobr_5_0>may</NOBR> return for next Saturday's game against Cincinnati. There's a chance he might not return.
Scott's father, Michael, told the Tribune early Friday afternoon that his only son was being disciplined for a rather odd reason.
Michael Scott said that in a phone conversation with Notre Dame associate athletic director Jim Fraleigh, who oversees the men's basketball program, he was told that his son's leave was necessitated after Michael Scott contacted a Tribune reporter Wednesday morning with concerns about his son's future in the program.
"They said that Carleton was being a distraction," Michael <NOBR style="COLOR: darkgreen; FONT-SIZE: 100%; FONT-WEIGHT: normal" id=itxt_nobr_8_0>Scott </NOBR>said. "Why would a kid who is 21 years old be forced to deal with consequences from a choice a parent makes?"
Fraleigh, who spoke with Michael Scott for the first time Friday afternoon, denied any notion that Carleton Scott was suspended for something his father might have said to the media.
Fraleigh also disputed the elder Scott's assertion that Fraleigh counseled Michael Scott not to have any additional contact with the Tribune, and that doing so might impact his son's future at the university.
"That's totally inaccurate," Fraleigh said. "I don't know why he would say that. I just wouldn't do that."
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Hopefully he transfers to Butler or stays at ND.
The Irish program was hit by both Friday when junior forward Carleton Scott decided to take an indefinite leave of absence from the team. According to a story in the South Bend Tribune, Scott will definitely not play tonight. He could return as soon as Jan. 16 against Cincinnati or choose not to return at all.