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From Soccer to Basketball, from Spain to St. Louis

Written by Chris Hodges on . Posted in Sports

For Pablo Hernandez it was not only a difficult transition from growing up playing soccer to playing basketball in college, but it has also been a challenging transition from his home country, Spain, to St. Louis, in the middle of the United States of America, but he is handling both transitions well.


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Pablo Hernandez drives the lane during a basketball game at Missouri Baptist University. Originally a soccer player, the Spain native has embraced American basketball to the point of earning All-Conference and All-American honors.

How Are They So Strong?

Written by James King on . Posted in Media

The Missouri Baptist University men’s basketball team completes their weight lifting sets as strength training for the season. 

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Jared White pushes through the weight set.

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