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Always aggravated. A Mike Valenti signature podcast.

So on this week's episode of Always Aggravated, we're lucky enough to get some time with ESPN's

Jay Billis. He's the voice of reason in college basketball. Talk to him about his ongoing

battle with the NCAA. Get his thoughts on Zion Williamson, of course. Talk a little tournament

preview as well as his billis indexes out there. Just a whole bunch of basketball with

a really, really smart dude. So here's our conversation with Jay Billis.

I hate doing this to you because I had a different way I wanted to go to start this, but with

the events of what happened with Duke last night, I got to do it. I give up. Like I just

they have zombie blood. You can't, I'm convinced they are as close to unbeatable as we will

see this season. I'm not they are unbelievable.

Yeah, it's a special group that this is the best freshman class I've ever seen in the years

I've been doing this. And yeah, it doesn't mean they're better than Lou Elcinder, his freshman

group. It's a little, little kind of before my time of evaluating this stuff, even though

I was around to see it. I just think this group is unique in how mature, talented and

competitive they are. I made different with you a little bit. I don't think they're unbeatable,

but if they, if they play their game, if they play well, there's only handful of teams

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