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Dom Amore’s Sunday Read: Why Cooper Flagg fits UConn’s model of ‘basketball people'
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[QUOTE="jibsey, post: 4769631, member: 859"] Hurley is recruiting at a very high level and we will be competitive with or without him IMO but should we get him, the highest recruits out there will certainly notice and it could be a game changer. We’ve won a lot of championships when not expected so if we start having a river of multiple 5 stars on the roster every year it changes things. [/QUOTE]
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