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8 plus gamblerware.org. Gary Parrish here, I on College basketball podcast, joined by Grant McCaslin, the head coach at Texas Tech.

Last season in year two, you take it all the way to the elite eight. That's obviously

impressive stuff, but I know it didn't end the way you wanted. And this was interesting to me.

I heard you explain that not only have you gone back and watched it, you watched it the night

of and you go back regularly and watch it. I've talked to other coaches who have had, you know, season-ending losses that got away from

them at the end, and they've never gone back and watched it.

They can't sit in front of it.

What is it that made you want to do it that way?

Honestly, I've lost a lot of those before.

And so, you know, I've played played in junior college or coach in junior college lost

a national championship game and then lost in the elite eight on a tip dunk at the buzzer then

coached in division two and lost in two elite eights at the end of the game you know just honestly

there's a significant part of those that the more you can stare at in the face and not in a way that's like I don't know

like morbid but more in a way that's let's just be honest with who we are and what we are and what we

got to be about and I think that's endearing to players when you can just show them that you're not

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