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    3/31/2017 5:06 pm  #1

    CLK
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    Dambrot interview with Dan Dakich

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    3/31/2017 5:18 pm  #2

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    Re: Dambrot interview with Dan Dakich

    Another good interview. I liked dakich's question about the difference in recruiting in the MAC and A10. Dambrot' answer was that he needs to recruit bigger and better wing players to compete in the A10. He also said that he thinks he will have access to better players as kids want to play in power leagues like the A10.

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