No Shot Clock high school basketball podcast, Ep. 168: Overlooked star players and successful teams

Michael O’Brien and Joe Henricksen give their Two Takes and then take a look at several teams and players putting up big numbers and big win totals that haven’t received much attention so far this season.

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Niles West’s Joey Pantazis (23) reacts during the game against Niles North.

Niles West’s Joey Pantazis (23) reacts during the game against Niles North.

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Joe Henricksen and Michael O’Brien’s weekly look at Illinois high school basketball.

Mike and Joe give their Two Takes and then take a look at several teams and players putting up big numbers and big win totals that haven’t received much attention so far this season.

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