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North Carolina vs. Kansas (NCAA Championship)

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North Carolina vs. Kansas 9 members have voted

  1. 1. NCAA Championship Who wins?

    • North Carolina
      44%
      4
    • Kansas
      55%
      5

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Poll closed on 04/05/2022 at 01:24 AM

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I think if I had been Kansas with about 3 minutes to go I would have went to a little zone. North Carolina's legs has to be getting tired and they are getting into the lane for layups every possession now.

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  • DragonFire
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    Also, it’s been said, but this game is the ultimate poster child for “never cooperate with the NCAA.”

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    KU fans are rejoicing far and wide. 

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    In general terms why play this game at 920pm instead of 8pm?

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Terrible choice by Kansas to wait when Bacot was hurt on other end.  

You have a timeout to figure out what you want to do on inbound and you do THAT?!?!

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What a mistake by Kansas it could come back to haunt them. If North Carolina does tie it those students at Allen Fieldhouse will feel dumb. lol

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