Where’s the Competition?

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ISWT ISWT posted 1/31/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
After watching Michael Beasley and Jacob Pullen lead the Kansas State Wildcats to a huge upset of the then-undefeated and #2 ranked Kansas Jayhawks, it hit me — only one unblemished team remains in college basketball. Only one team has yet to deal with failure. Only one has refused to bend or break down the stretch. However, is it because of true athletic superiority? Absolutely not.. [link]

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