basketball.fanboom.com - 4/8/2008
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How do you let that one slip away? John Calipari has tried to disregard or explain away Memphis’ woes at the free throw line all season. I suppose he will try to do the same thing again, but anyone with any sense of reality knows it can’t be done.
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