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[QUOTE="veryolddog, post: 3117332, member: 129"] I hope that you are right. However. Why do I even want to say however? The point is that kids will congregate like they did once with North Carolina or Tennessee does not mean that the results you are looking for will be achieved. It certainly would be nice to get 3 young persons who are dedicated to improving themselves and their basketball skills to the point of excellence. And, who will stay with that program for four arduous years. I think that we all know that there were some recruits who were brought in with promise and then left the program probably because the expectations were far greater than they were willing to give. But, overall, I concur with your hopes and dreams and wish that all of that can be true. [/QUOTE]
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