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Brian Padda, Senior Defensive Lyman from Miami.

Gunned down.

The key to this case, it's Brian.

A hour before he died, he was on the phone arguing with somebody.

This might be a hit.

You want the truth.

Biggest one of conviction.

Being placed him to arrest.

We had a killer amongst us.

Murder at the U.

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In two of the first three years of the women's NCAA tournament, all black school,

Cheney made it to the finals. It's the deepest any HBCU has made it in either tournament. This is the Dominique Foxworth Show. Welcome to the Dominic Foxworth Show. I'm Dominic Foxwood. I'm joined on a March Madness Sunday by Charlie Kravitz. We've watched all but one of the games, right? There's only one game left. There's a couple games. It's only one game we care about. We have a couple games left, but we have a good idea of the... We actually really enjoyed this. I loved it. I loved it. It felt like old times a little bit, which is not completely fair, but it did. And then we're going to do some NFL, I guess, slash NFL part. We got some Q&A at the end.

We got some March Madness superlatives,

but we're going to start our superlatives with the biggest WTF moment. Can we agree on this one?

That it is Kansas using four fouls against St. John's in the final 13 seconds of a tied game, allowing them to

matriculate the ball down the floor to then just let the St. John's point guard go directly to the

basket for a game-winning right-handed layup and what will be the most forgettable buzzer-beater

you can imagine? So I was, as we stated on the show before, I was rooting for Darren Peterson and all the freshmen. I wanted to seem they were going to come to D.C. next if they won and played Duke, it would have been great. So I was very disappointed as I was watching that game. It seemed like they were just failing their way out. It just was an ugly game and it seemed like Kansas was losing the ugly off.

And then pop up and they are in the game.

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