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Intensity Wins

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@KimMulkey This was a quality basketball win! Tough gritty team. Very talented. Very well coached. Lots of leadership. Never lost their poise. Lady Tigers bout to be a problem! Geaux Tigers

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@KimMulkey I had chills watching that game!

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