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Go Pokes! - 2006/01/27 06:14 First off...has anybody been paying attention to the recruiting class they are putting together for next years football team? If you haven't...you have to check it out, big props to the coaches and staff on all they are doing.

Secondly, what is everybody's thoughts on our young basketball team making it into the dance? If we would stop being so careless with the ball I think they would look a lot better. It's like they coat the damn thing in oil before the game it just pops out all over the place.

I think they'll still make it, just not sure how far into it they will go... and I hope Eddie Sutton pulls his 800th win and they finally put him into the Hall like he should be.
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