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No Shot Clock high school basketball podcast, Ep. 170: Previewing the IHSA sectionals

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

By Michael O’Brien

Palatine's Connor May (21) shoots a three against Rolling Meadows. — Palatine’s Connor May (21) shoots a three against Rolling Meadows.

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

This week’s episode opens with a discussion about the Kenwood news and then Mike and Joe dive into sectional previews, taking a look at each of the matchups in Class 4A and some of the Class 3A brackets.

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