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[QUOTE="Townie72, post: 2092691, member: 780"] After reading the recent posts on HoyaTalk and an article in the student newspaper I am surprised at the number of GU fans who are calling for JTIII's head on a platter. At the same time many are aware of just how hard it will be for the University to fire the son of the revered and still powerful JTII. This is more like the succession plan in North Korea than in the ordinary college basketball program. I can't see it happening. JT II is too powerful abode he isn't throwing his son overboard. Especially after what happened to his other son's cobacing career. [/QUOTE]
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