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I know we like to bash/make fun of the bball onlys a bit on this board...but Villanova has a heck of a squad this year...12-4 and destorying Kansas, beating Notre Dame and humaliting Rutgers at the RAC during there last three....and doing all this without there best player....the only mystery is how this team is not in the Top 25 right now....I'm sure if an ACC team when on such a run there Top 25 wait wouldn't have been near this long



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01-30-2005 08:30 AM
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I have seen 'Nova play a couple of times this year and have been very impressed. From what I understand, they have a heck of a recruiting class coming in and might be even better next year. Congratulations on a great season so far for Villanova fans.
01-30-2005 02:55 PM
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