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Well, he was a two-time All-American, two-time big-ten player of the year.

He does a lot of college basketball during the season and we've said college basketball feels like an event now.

It's kind of a bracket, three weeks we're all in, but Jim Jackson is one of the few guys.

He watches this stuff in broadcasts at all year long.

So we've been saying this this morning, I don't even know how to explain North Carolina.

Now obviously they've got one young great player, but I look at him and I think, I mean people didn't even know if they'd like Hubert Davis as a coach.

They don't have a bunch of five star guys. They got make one.

You've seen him play throughout the course of the year. Are you shot Carolina made it to the natty?

You know, I am, Colin. I actually had them during the tournament.

We were in, I want to say, for work that I know Hubert.

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