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Sweet 16 usually just a means to an end for the Spartans
posted by Pat Caputo at
7:41 PM
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
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Just another ho-hum Sweet 16 while that other school deals with 3 players transferring out and maybe another leaving early for the NBA. Guess the gap isn't closed as much as some had claimed!
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