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WATCH: John Calipari, Buzz Williams Speak Following Kentucky's 76-67 Win Over Texas A&M

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Kentucky head coach John Calipari and Texas A&M head coach Buzz Williams spoke to reporters following the Wildcats’ 76-67 win over the Aggies on Saturday afternoon.  The press conferences can be seen above:  More on the win over the Aggies here. Want the latest on national football and basketball recruiting, including Cats targets? Head over […]

The post WATCH: John Calipari, Buzz Williams Speak Following Kentucky’s 76-67 Win Over Texas A&M appeared first on The Black Chronicle.

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