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The track record #Cyclones AD Jamie Pollard will leave with is stellar, headlined by the head coaching hires he made. Pollard dove into why Fred Hoiberg, TJ Otzelberger and Matt Campbell ended up being great hires. "It's more of an art to get the right fit within the organizational strutcure."

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