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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- For much of the night, Seton Hall had its hands full with Quinnipiac.The Pirates got 23 points and 11 rebounds from Desi Rodriguez, but also needed a late spark from Michael Nzei to finish off a 90-79 victory in the AdvoCare Invitational at Disney World on Friday night.Nzei had 19 points and 12 rebounds for the Pirates (4-1), including a crucial four-point play that gave his team some breathing room after Quinnipiac trimmed a double-digit deficit to two with less than 10 minutes to go.Mike was great, Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard said, adding thats hes also been impressed by the way Tom Moore has Quinnipiac playing in this tournament.The Bobcats (0-4) also challenged No. 11 Gonzaga in its opening game.Tommy is doing a great job. Hes got a young team. They play hard. They play really aggressive defense, Willard said. I told him after the game, if your kids keep playing like that youre going to win a lot of games.Quinnipiac took an early 10-point lead before Rodriguez scored eight points in a 10-0 burst that jump-started Seton Hall, which outscored the Bobcats 36-19 over the final 14 minutes of the opening half to lead 46-39 at the break.The Pirates built the lead to 15 in the second half, but didnt finally put the game away until after Peter Kiss keyed a 13-0 run that enabled Quinnipiac to cut its deficit to 62-60.Kiss made two long 3-pointers in the burst and finished with 19 points. Daniel Harris had 18 points and Chaise Daniels added 14 points and 11 rebounds for the Bobcats.The tournament so far has been a step in the right direction, Moore said. Weve been kind of thrown into the deep end of the pool against some incredible programs. 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Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but general manager Rick Spielman said, There is no doubt that Coach Zimmer is going to be our football coach here for a long time.The team approached Zimmers agent, Marvin Demoff, about a new contract this spring, intent on rewarding the coach whose exacting style helped the Vikings become the first team ever to host a playoff game in a temporary stadium last year. Zimmer was not headed into the final year of his current deal, so the Vikings didnt have any urgency to complete the deal from a contractual standpoint. Nonetheless, the team, which moves into its new $1.1 billion stadium this fall, also appears to have its football foundation in place.Im extremely grateful to the Wilfs and to Rick, Zimmer said. They kind of came to us and wanted to get it done. They really didnt have to; there was nothing that was pushing this deal. I feel very, very fortunate to bee the coach of the Vikings.dddddddddddd Its a great organization with a lot of great people. Theres no way we could have had the success that weve had to this point without the people in the front office, the people in the business (side) and all those things. Its good to get it done now and have a chance to move forward.Zimmer became a head coach for the first time at 58 years old, and didnt seem to betray any sense of relaxation now that the deal is finished.Thats what pushes me, is that someone else can come and take my job if we dont play as good as we can play, he said. Proving people wrong, thats just my mentality.Zimmer, who is 18-14 in two seasons at the Vikings helm, led Minnesota last season to its first NFC North division title since 2009 before the team exited the 2015 season playoffs with a wild-card loss to Seattle.Vikings owner Zygi Wilf had high praise for Zimmer after the deal was announced.Mike has instilled a very positive atmosphere over the past three years and our players have thrived under his tutelage and leadership, said Wilf. His focus on helping our players develop and maximize potential, individually and collectively, is critical for our current and future success. We believe the continuity established with Mike leading our football team is a very positive step for our organization. ' ' '