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Great answer from Chad Baker-Mazara when I asked if he's been surprised with how well No. 1 #Auburn has played recently even without all-American big man Johni Broome. WSFA 12 News WSFA 12 Sports Chad Baker-Mazara

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Shaq Thompson has played in this league a long time. He's seen and been around some great players. So I asked him today if there's anybody on this team he was impressed with last year and is ascending. I honestly thought I'd no his answer. I was wrong.

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