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December 11, 2004	Corey Lowenstein
Just before heading back onto the field, Shaw University's head coach Deondri Clark quietly looked over his team's statistics in the back of the locker room at half time of The Pioneer Bowl VII Bowl. "I always say the score is zero-zero going back into the game," he said. Telling his team before going back out to play, "If they don't score, we win. We have 30 minutes of football and let's remember to play 30 minutes." Clearly, his philosophy worked. Shaw went onto win the Mobile, Ala., bowl game over Tuskegee University 30-28.