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On Second Thought, Perhaps It's Time Kansas Fans Let That Whole Roy Williams Thing Go

Mark Coatney

Careful readers of this blog will note that I myself have been guilty of hanging on to my angst about the departure five years ago of a certain Kansas basketball coach. Still, I would like to say to the makers of this Kansas City Star flash game: Guys. Perhaps its time to let this go.

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