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High School basketball preview

The WIAA Boys basketball sectional semifinals tip-off tonight around the state. I appeared on a google hangout with WSCO Radio’s Justin Hull and Brett Christopherson from the Appleton Post Crescent today. We discussed tonight’s division 3 matchup between top ranked Little Chute and Eastern Valley Conference rival Appleton Xavier.

Thanks to Justin Hull for hosting the hangout.

posted : February, 28th by WSCO

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