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8 plus gamblerware.org. Kim English, the head coach of the Providence Friars joins us on the Ion College Basketball podcast.

And actually, as we get going here, the league just released its preseason media poll.

Your Friars, not narrowly, but nevertheless, picked fourth in the league. Response reaction, Kim English, to the respect from the

league coaches there, because just full transparency, I did not pick you forth in the league. So I have to

own this immediately. I mean, yeah, I mean, yeah. It's, uh, no, I think, uh, I think our league is pretty even throughout,

you know, so just, uh, yeah, excited to get, get going. We got a week here before Harvard and

then another week before we open up with Holy Cross. Yeah, man. What did you learn from, uh,

what did you learn from your exhibition against Pittsburgh? And as a coach, I know fans are just so eager and thirsty and hungry for anything so they're not on to stuff.

As a coach, what do you take? What do you not take from these exhibitions that are obviously becoming more and more popular?

At a time in the practice season when it starts to get, the guys get a little sick of playing each other, it's good to just play someone new.

Those games are good, you know, because a lot of those first games, especially, you purposely go in blind.

You know, you introduce them to personnel a little bit, you know, shooters, drivers,

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