Cinderella's Return
So they're not an 8-seed anymore-does it matter? Jay Wright's men play like a perennial underdog; out-hustling, out-working and most importantly, outscoring their opponents. They relish the chance to take out the "big boys". So yeah. They're not an 8-seed anymore. And no it doesn't matter. Because there will always be a Cinderella.
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