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No Shot Clock, Ep. 151: Regular season winners, city tournament review

Mike and Joe break down some of the “winners” from the regular season. Tournaments, teams and rules that can consider 2022-23 a success.

By Michael O’Brien

Joe Henricksen and Michael O’Brien’s weekly discussion of high school basketball.

This episode starts off with Two Takes, hitting on a variety of topics.

Then Mike and Joe go through some of the “winners” from the regular season, some tournaments, teams and rules that can consider 2022-23 a success.

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