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I am Jayz,

     I will be representing Notre Dame. I am now done.

Well shui good luck because they won't go past secondround unlike my bluedevils oh I liked to know your name because I think I might know you based on your info.

     Being a University of Tennessee Basketball Fan seems pretty popular of late. True Fandom  is testing and has been a lonely club, the last twenty or so years. I have been in the Arena when the crowds numbered 2,000 or less, and as well recently when the Arena was packed with 20,000+. I am an enthralled  Vol Fan, and never seeking a reprieve when it got rough, and it did. I enjoy the new found sucsess and will always be a voice for my Vols. Times will be rough down the road, and to remain loyal during those times, will make these times of success, more wonderful!! And get a Orange pair of scissors ready!

Go Big Orange!!

Regarding K-State this year, I think everyone should be impressed by more than the presence of the likely first pick in next summer's NBA draft. Two years ago, AD Weiser picked Bob Huggins off the shelf with the expectation that his experience and recruiting prowess would resurrect the moribund program in Manhattan, only to see him off to his alma mater after a single season, though it was the most successful season in years for the program. In order to retain the benefits of an outstanding group of recruits, Weiser turned the team over to long-time Huggins assistant Frank Martin. In his first year as a head coach, after losing the best returning player to injury, Martin weathered a shaky start, early conference surge and mid-season losing streak to finish third in the nation's #2 RPI conference and qualify (?) for a (6-7-8) seed in the NCAAs with a freshman-dominated team. K-State surely is worth watching for a possible run in March.

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Regarding K-State this year, I think everyone should be impressed by more than the presence of the likely first pick in next summer's NBA draft. In his first year as a head coach, after losing the best returning player to injury, Martin weathered a shaky start, early conference surge and mid-season losing streak to finish third in the nation's #2 RPI conference and qualify (?) for a (6-7-8) seed in the NCAAs with a freshman-dominated team. K-State surely is worth watching for a possible run in March.