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Amid uncertainty about the season, Hardaway says 'expectations are the same' about winning - TSDMemphis.com

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The University of Memphis men’s basketball team is in a wait and see mode. They do not know when the season will officially begin. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic the NCAA has put restrictions on how programs can operate. “Expectations are the same. We want to win at a high level,” said coach […]

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