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Speaker 1: They're not only the best team I've saw in college basketball,

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Speaker 1: Was that what twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen Villanova team where

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Speaker 1: coaching by Dan Hurley. They just didn't give Purdue any

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Speaker 1: it was a mismatch. Early Yukon's guards were getting theirs

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Speaker 1: Other than that, Yukon does not lose when they lead

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Speaker 1: Let's shift gears. John Calipari has bailed on Kentucky and

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Speaker 1: Better travel, better hotels, better players, better coaching, more big

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Speaker 1: That's why Jay Wright's got ten years left and went

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Speaker 1: Carolina's got older teams and I think they do a

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Speaker 1: instant reaction. Yukon rolls six titles and twenty five years,

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