And the winner will be . .

March 13, 2012 By Frank Burlison 1 Comment

And once they get to New Orleans . . .

Ohio State over Kansas, and Kentucky over Michigan State, with the winner being . . .

The Kentucky Wildcats.

And so will conclude an incredible season for Anthony Davis, John Calipari and all the dedicate citizens of Big Blue Nation.

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Frank Burlison is a well-regarded basketball writer who was inducted into the U.S. Basketball Writers Association Hall of Fame in 2005. His opinions on the potential of high school and college players are widely respected and sought by college coaches and NBA scouts, personnel directors and general managers from coast to coast. Oh, yes – he can offer plenty of thoughts on movies, television and pop music. Yes, he can rank those, too. Hint: He’s a big The Godfather, Larry Sanders, The Wire and The Beatles loyalist.

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1977 National Player of the Year, 5x NBA All-Star

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