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Kansas is an example why the college basketball regular season doesn't really matter
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[QUOTE="HakAttack, post: 1717071, member: 1010"] Could not agree more. For me, the unexpected underdog seasons are far more gratifying because you have low expectations that build up over time and culminate in excitement, not entitlement or expectation to win. In 2012, we EXPECTED to win it all. The pressure as a fan is gut wrenching. When you're at the top, there's nowhere to go but down. I much prefer a slow, unexpected rise to the summit than already being at the summit and having to fight as king of the hill. It's so much more rewarding as a fan. [/QUOTE]
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