Let's hear it for small, highly-selective liberal arts colleges
Surely, someone out there must have picked Davidson not just to be in the Sweet Sixteen, but to beat Wisconsin. Someone must have . . .
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Sir, I salute you. You are probably the only one.
Well played.
Cheers.
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