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Michigan State 68 Duke 67 (NCAA Tournament Elite 8)

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My goodness, what a game and tournament! I’m happy for the Spartans.

Congrats to the bgp Duke “fans”....

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Duke losing with this team and talent to me is just as big as the 2015 Kentucky team losing in the Final 4 to Wisconsin.

One and done is hard.

The elite 8 is a great accomplishment for having the second coming of Jordan on the team.

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

 

Yall never disappoint.

It really does seem like Duke has been on borrowed time since the end of their game against UCF and I figured they wouldn’t be challenged like that again and was clearly wrong.

Congrats to the bgp Duke “fans”....

 

What?

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

 

Yall never disappoint.

 

I think some are more excited Duke lost than they are upset that UK lost.

Duke losing with this team and talent to me is just as big as the 2015 Kentucky team losing in the Final 4 to Wisconsin.

This Duke team didn’t have near the depth that 2015 UK team had.

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I think they said Tom I. was 1-11 against coach K?

 

Actually he was 1-13 before today.

It was not a good day for the one and done teams.

 

Duke had lived dangerously the last two games. It’s tough to win that many tight ones.

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