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"That clip was pretty cool... we have a really good relationship" Cale Jacobsen talks about pulling off the same move as his brother Dane. The 2 have grown closer since becoming college basketball players.🏀 (10/11 News, Cale Jacobsen, Dane Jacobsen)

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