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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 4514382, member: 44"] I’ve heard the same story in recent years. That whole “for the good of the game” thing feels like a revisionist history to me. It was an unheard of nationally televised women’s basketball game that was a great opportunity to promote Tennessee basketball. It wasn’t curing polio. (Have you noticed that we often hear that “quote” but to whom was it actually said? Who was on the phone call to hear it? Have you ever heard from anyone who heard that quote first hand? Me neither.) Just my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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