Ep. 113: Cooper Flagg, Duke No. 1?, Florida and St. John's Standing, "Trending Teams", & All-Americans and Awards episode artwork

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Ep. 113: Cooper Flagg, Duke No. 1?, Florida and St. John's Standing, "Trending Teams", & All-Americans and Awards

from The PatteFacts: A College Football Show · host William Patteson

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: William Patteson’s freshest college basketball takes a week away from the NCAA Tournament.William tips-off the action by explaining why he changed his stance on Cooper Flagg for Player of the Year (3:50) and dives into why he thinks Duke is now the best team in the country (17:52). Later, Patteson focuses on a pair of teams that he continues to buy stock in. Patteson details why Florida should be on the same pedestal as Auburn and Duke as the top teams in the country (23:24) and where he stands on St. John’s (29:33). This time of year is when teams catch fire, Patteson lists the four teams that have the most momentum heading into conference tournament play (35:47). Finally, Patteson gives his end of regular season awards with the “William Patteson All-American’s”, Coach of the Year, and Transfer Player of the Year (48:19).

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