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Santa Clara head coach Herb Sendek on Rick Pitino playing match-maker & more: "That four years was just, I mean, it was magic. Coach Pitino often refers to Kentucky as Camelot. And there's a lot of truth to that. It is not like that everywhere else, you know." WKYT... show more

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