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  • College Basketball Content Director, 247Sports
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Now: Director of CBB Content @247Sports, part of the @CBSSports family. Host of The Assist. Then: Story Director at Elevate Creative. Always: Storyteller.
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Love and Basketball: A national title through the eyes of those who made Michigan's men

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By Kyle Tucker 
| 247Sports
INDIANAPOLIS — Imagine watching your son, the one who hung tobacco in barns not far from here to earn extra money as a teen, coach his team to a national championship just 70 miles down the road from the house where you raised him. Sandy Garrett did that on Monday night with tears in her eyes, hands on her face and confetti in her hair.
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How Dusty May's untold John Calipari connection shaped Michigan's national championship push

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By Kyle Tucker 
| 247Sports
INDIANAPOLIS — As far as (almost) anybody knows, Dusty May's coaching career began as a video coordinator at the University of Southern California after he graduated from Indiana in 2000. That's in the official bio. It's part of the accepted lore of Michigan's 49-year-old coach who will try to win his first national championship here on Monday night. But Joe Pasternack knows better. There was another strange, brief stop between Bloomington and Los Angeles. A couple of stops, actually.
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'One last ride': Dan Hurley, Alex Karaban and the tears, traditions and toughness behind UConn's title chase

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By Kyle Tucker 
| 247Sports
INDIANAPOLIS — Dan Hurley will cry on the bus to Lucas Oil Stadium on Monday night, because that is his tradition on the way to an NCAA championship game. Of note: You have to go to a bunch of those to have established traditions for the bus ride to play for a national title. Hurley has and does. He thinks about the honor of having outlasted all but one other team in college basketball, considers the cost of having gotten to the final day of the season, and he cries.
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