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LISTEN: Breaking down the preseason Super 25 rankings | No Shot Clock, Ep. 123

The eighth season of No Shot Clock debuts with an exclusive look at the preseason rankings.

By  Michael O’Brien
   
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It’s finally here. A real, full high school basketball season is on the way. The first games start on Monday. Get ready for the next five months with the preseason preview.

Michael O’Brien and Joe Henricksen start the season with an exclusive look at the preseason Super 25, talking about each of the teams that cracked the rankings.

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2021-22 Chicago high school basketball preview
The six best unranked teams
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