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Sons of NBA Players in College Basketball for the 2026-2027 Season Continue NCAA and Family Tradition

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NBA legends continue raising sons who, not surprisingly, make the college game better. In fact, it’s not just some random bench players who are making the list. The greatest active legend in NBA game, LeBron James, has a son playing Division 1 basketball.

Cayden Boozer goes up for a one-handed dunk; photo courtesy Andrew Hancock

The 2008 USA Olympics “Redeem Team” has 3 dads of current D1 players

Carlos Boozer already watched one of his sons make the life-changing ascension into the NBA. He still has another son pursuing that dream while playing college basketball.

Boozer is the third player from the 2008 Gold-medal winning “Redeem Team” to currently boast being the dad of a Division 1 hooper. Cameron Boozer got drafted in the NBA Lottery last Spring and Cayden Boozer is pursuing another Duke championship currently starting as a guard for the Blue Devils

LeBron James still has a son playing college basketball

Bryce James is entering his second season at Arizona.

James rejoins an Arizona team that made the Final Four last season and still has high expectations, despite losing a handful of players to the NBA Draft.

Carmelo Anthony’s son Kiyan returns to Syracuse despite rocky freshman season

LeBron’s teammate on the USA Olympic Gold winning 2008 men’s basketball team, Carmelo Anthony, has a son who is also returning for his sophomore season. Kiyan Anthony is sticking it out at Syracuse, giving his father’s former point guard a chance as his coach.

Gerry McNamara earned the Syracuse coaching job after leading the Siena Saints to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament last season.

Yahoo Sports! recently chronicled the high stakes nature of Kiyan Anthony stepping into a shaky situation in a Syracuse landing spot that is a distant memory from its lone championship some 25 years ago.

It’s uncanny! Watch how Kiyan Anthony’s game resembles his pops:

Scottie Pippen Keeps Pumping them Out

Sorry, I couldn’t resist the urge.

Six time NBA champion Scottie Pippen is adding to his legacy. A few short years after his son Scottie Pippen Jr. played Vanderbilt and earned a spot on an NBA roster with the Grizzlies, Pippen has another son at Ohio State.

Justin Pippen will actually become the third Pippen son in this generation to play Division 1 basketball. His older brother Antron played several years ago before dying tragically from conditions related to asthma.

Division 1 Coaches Make “House” Call to Family Legacy of Scoring

Former instant buckets-getter in the NBA, Eddie House, is still producing Division-1 ready athletes. After Jaelen made a splash for Arizona State (and now the NBA G League), he has another son in Kalek House on Richard Pitino’s Xavier team. It feels like those Pitino coaches always keep it in the family!

Lesser-known NBA Players with sons playing college basketball

ChatGPT won’t do this type of deep dive.

UNLV has a second generation player. Sebastian Mack is the son of 7-year NBA veteran (and international journeyman) Sam Mack. If you’re in the market for a Sam Mack Getty Image, visit this link!

More Coming Attractions

Skip to my… Second Generation Star

One of the greatest street-ballers of all time, in addition to being an NBA veteran, also has a son being recruited from power 5 schools.

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/50321518/reese-alston-no-13-overall-recruit-commits-lsu

Reese Alston, ESPN’s top 13 recruit nationwide, has just committed to LSU.

It will not only be a second act for an Alston player in high level basketball, but it will be a second act for coach Will Wade at LSU. The coach returns to Louisiana after getting into some hot water with the same team during his tenure there from 2017-2022.

Rafer Alson was a street legend before joining teams like the Miami Heat in the NBA.

College Basketball Top 25 Trick-or-Trick Season Tip-Off Special

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Welcome to the College Basketball Eye Test Top 25, our definitive look at how the national landscape shapes up ahead of the season. While consensus rankings like the AP Top 25 heavily favor standard blue bloods at the very top, our board shakes things up early with aggressive positioning for surging programs like Louisville and Florida. You will also find some distinct wrinkles in the back half of our rankings: we are firmly buying stock in a reconstructed Cincinnati squad, betting on Missouri to outpace consensus expectations, and sneaking Indiana right into the thick of the Top 20.

Here is our complete Top 25:

  1. Duke
  2. Louisville
  3. Arizona
  4. Florida
  5. UCONN
  6. Illinois
  7. Michigan State
  8. Texas
  9. Houston
  10. Texas Tech
  11. Kansas
  12. Arkansas
  13. St. John’s
  14. Alabama
  15. Gonzaga
  16. Kentucky
  17. Tennessee
  18. Cincinnati
  19. Missouri
  20. Indiana
  21. Miami (FL)
  22. Iowa State
  23. UCLA
  24. USC
  25. BYU

Let’s dive into the storylines, rosters, and sleeper teams defining the early landscape.

College Basketball Top 25 Outlook: The Elite Trinity at the Apex

As we stare into the crystal ball for this upcoming season, a definitive trinity of elite programs sits at the apex of the national rankings: Duke, UConn, and Florida anchor the very top of the polls.

  • Duke Blue Devils: The spotlight in Durham is blinding, but the incoming talent matches the hype. Expect them to push for the top spot instantly.
  • UConn Huskies: Coach Dan Hurley is looking to maintain his ruthless standard of dominance, aiming for yet another historic run.
  • Florida Gators: Keep your eyes glued to Gainesville. Todd Golden has locked, loaded, and built a massive March run contender.

The Rome Game: Notre Dame vs Villanova Historic Tip-Off in Italy

If you think college hoops waits around for Thanksgiving tournaments to give us premium matchups, think again. The season is tipping off with an absolute history-maker. We are heading across the Atlantic to the Holy City of Rome, Italy!

It’s a spectacular, high-stakes neutral site battle featuring Notre Dame and Villanova. Two historic programs with massive fan bases are squaring off on European soil to set the tone for the entire national landscape. You talk about an immaculate backdrop for hoops—Rome won’t know what hit it when the Irish and the Wildcats take the floor.

Transfer Portal Tracker: Cincinnati Gains Utah State Haul While Missouri Retains Star

Sometimes, a massive bounty of Halloween treats trickles deep into the next calendar year. You might remember being a kid, checking your stash, and realizing you managed to make your October candy haul last all the way until Easter. A similar kind of roster holdover exists in the modern college basketball landscape. We are seeing coaches move neighborhoods, but they aren’t leaving their most treasured pieces behind.

Cincinnati Bearcats Add Jerrod Calhoun’s Key Players

Take a look at Cincinnati. Former Utah State coach Jerrod Calhoun packed up his loaded bag of tricks and brought it straight to the Bearcats. He didn’t come alone, either. He brought his high-impact transfers, MJ Collins Jr. and Adlan Elamin, to immediately fortify Cincinnati’s rotation. That is a massive haul shifting from one neighborhood to another to shake up the league.

Missouri Tigers Keep Interior Star

Meanwhile, over at Missouri, the Tigers managed to keep their own king-sized chocolate bar perfectly intact. Their star power forward is staying put, anchoring the paint and giving Mizzou the ultimate cornerstone to build around this winter.

Big East Basketball Stress: UConn, Villanova, and Georgetown Outlook

Look, it hasn’t all been sweet treats. Some teams just make you want to rip your hair out. Trust me, the Big East has given hoops fans a literal bald spot in recent years.

First, UConn completely busted brackets across the country when people dared to bet against them. Then you look at Villanova, struggling to consistently live up to those sky-high, gold-standard expectations of the post-Jay Wright era. And don’t even get started on Georgetown—a program that used to strike fear into the hearts of opponents, now operating as a mere shadow of its former self. It’s enough to make any college hoops fan go completely bald from the stress.

Louisville Basketball Sleeper Status: Pat Kelsey Lands Major UNC Transfer

If you were to peek through the bandages and keep a single, hyper-focused Cyclops mummy eye on just one sleeper team poised to explode this season, it has to be Louisville.

Coach Pat Kelsey has turned the Cardinals into a certified track meet. They are playing at a blistering, breathless pace, and a massive reason for the hype is their absolute coup in the transfer portal, landing a dynamic, game-changing transfer directly out of UNC. Louisville is going to surprise a lot of people, so keep that single eye wide open.

College Basketball Eye Test Cameos and Media Collaborations

Why do we hear angels singing in the background? Probably because the college basketball season seemingly starts sooner and sooner every single year, and honestly, we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Enjoy this angelic, hoops-filled weekend. Make sure to head over to collegebasketballeyetest.com for film breakdowns, deep-dive metrics, and everything you need to get ahead of the curve.

Dual-Sport Dominance: Which Colleges Can Crash the CFP and March Madness?

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Here are some fun pairings of college basketball futures and college football futures, which gives extreme payouts with compounded odds.

Which universities have a legitimate shot at making both the College Football Playoff (CFP) and College Basketball’s Sweet 16 or Elite 8? If you are looking for long-shot value, these dual-sport powerhouses offer some fascinating futures and parlay opportunities.

Today features massive gridiron matchups, with SMU taking on Louisville and BYU battling Colorado State. But for sports bettors and college fans looking at the bigger picture, today’s games are just one piece of a much larger puzzle.

BYU Cougars: The ultimate high-value sleeper?

The BYU Cougars are flirting with a top 10 football ranking and look like legitimate playoff contenders on the gridiron. But don’t sleep on their basketball program.

Even after navigating massive roster shifts in the modern NIL era, the Cougars return dynamic playmaker Robert Wright III to run the point. Compounded odds for BYU to win a national championship in both football and basketball sit at a staggering 666-1. It’s a massive payout, but as the old saying goes: buyer beware!

Louisville vs. SMU: A tale of two parlays

Louisville and SMU squared off against each other on the day this article was published.

In addition to being in college football’s AP Top 25, the two ACC powers also have a solid shot at making the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.

Coach Pat Kelsey has turned Louisville basketball into a certified track meet, and oddsmakers have noticed—listing the Cardinals at 22-1 to win the college basketball championship. If you build a two-leg parlay backing Louisville to win both the football and basketball national titles, you are looking at a combined 400-1 ticket.

Want to get truly wild? Betting on SMU to achieve the same historic dual-sport sweep would pay out an astronomical $19,000 on a single $1 dollar bet.

Texas Longhorns: Heavyweight contenders in both sports

Texas survived an early-season football scare against Ohio State, cementing their status as national championship favorites. On paper, their basketball team matches that elite pedigree.

The program generated massive offseason buzz, recently tweeting out a viral video of alumnus Kevin Durant returning to campus for a workout. With the Longhorns sitting at 6-1 to win the football championship and 22-1 to win March Madness, they represent the safest bet on the board to make deep postseason runs in both sports.

The Art of the Hedging Strategy

I’m writing this live from State College, where Penn State is firmly in the hunt for a College Football Playoff berth. However, the Nittany Lions aren’t expected to make much noise when March Madness rolls around.

While these dual-sport champion outcomes are highly unlikely, you don’t actually need both teams to win it all to turn a profit. Simply making it into tournament play opens up massive opportunities to hedge your bets and lock in a return.

For more deep dives and analytical breakdowns, visit collegebasketballeyetest.com.

Suspect Spreads Saturday Spots Two Major Snubs

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Two of America’s most overlooked teams within the AP Top 25 are totally being disrespected by this weekend’s odds for NCAA Men’s College Basketball games. That’s where we begin this Saturday’s rundown of suspect spreads.

BY MATTY D.

UVA “Flat Better than” other NCAA Tournament Teams

Will Wade understands it. The rest of us college basketball fans better get with the picture, too.

Virginia is steamrolling teams.

The Cavaliers’ dominant win against a bubble NC State team last weekend was noteworthy. It wasn’t much of a game. Virginia put on an offensive clinic with everyone getting a turn. The 23-year-old “freshman” from Belgium, Thijs De Ridder got to the rim with ease. De Ridder is averaging 16 points and 7 rebounds this season.

He and his Cav teammates blocked 11 shots in the game, many in the opening moments.

Head Coach Ryan Odom already had his “one shining moment” when his UMBC Retrievers became the first-ever team to beat a 1 seed as a 16 seed (in 2021). Despite breaking their hearts in that fashion, UVA actually decided to hire Odom as their next head coach after the long tenure of Tony Bennett had come to a conclusion. In a coincidental turn of events, no one is really giving UVA a shot right now, either. On the heels of their dominant performance against the Wolfpack, the Cavaliers will face Duke as a 10.5 point underdog (according to DraftKings).

Darius Acuff and Arkansas Overlooked

The Florida Gators have been playing good basketball of late, but they have zero business being a 10 point favorite against Arkansas on Saturday. Arkansas carries a 20th overall ranking.

The Razorbacks look at times like a Final Four contender. Point guard Darius Acuff Jr. is among the tier of freshman following the top 5 NBA lottery pick freshmen who you hear all about. However, this kid has as high of a ceiling as the others. Texas A&M was challenging Arkansas this past week, before Acuff put on a street-ball styled flurry of plays that just reminded the Aggies who they’re dealing with.

This matchup against the Gators on Saturday might be a classic example of strengths against weaknesses, and vice versa. Florida guards have seemed to settle in after transferring into those positions this year, but it will be Florida’s front court that will have the advantage in this game.

Conversely, the Arkansas guards including Acuff Jr., Dejuan Wagner Jr., and Billy Richomond III will be a lot of athleticism for the Gator guards to have to handle.

USC Nebraska a Litmus Test Game for Both Basketball Teams

We don’t really know if USC is a tournament team and we don’t really know if Nebraska really deserves to be in this 2 or 3 seed discussion. Sure, they went undefeated for the better portion of 3 months. Still, it seems like we’re left waiting for the other shoe to drop with Nebraska.

Nebraska went undefeated until getting beat by Michigan for the first time on January 27th. In the month that followed, Nebraska hasn’t been terribly impressive. They won 3 or their last 4 games, but none of them against ranked teams. They lost their last game against a ranked opponent when they played Purdue, although they came storming back from a huge deficit in that game. It just looks like teams have figured Nebraska. Nebraska and Vanderbilt both look similar at this juncture. Their stocks were skyrocketing in December or January, but are now plateauing if not coming back down to earth.

As for USC, Chad Baker-Mazara returned from the injury report two games ago, but the Trojans have struggled in that pair. They just got routed by UCLA, which has not exactly been firing on all cylinders this season.

Multiple mid-major teams pass the college basketball eye test in February

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It’s the penultimate month before March and the college basketball picture looks a lot different from what was expected at the start of the 2025-2026 season. Nebraska went from being unranked in the preseason, to currently projected as a potential 1 seed in the tournament. It took until late January for the Cornhuskers to harvest their first loss of the season. Their Big 10 counterpart and victor in that game, Michigan, went from being a preseason 12th ranked program to looking unbeatable. The Wolverines have been absolutely crushing teams.

Dangerous mid-major underdogs roam wild across college basketball

As the major programs (and their coaches) whine about the lack of loyalty that happens in the new NIL portal-crazed climate (boo-whoo), the smaller mid-major programs are quietly putting together impressive resumes.

St. Louis Billikens basketball is currently the 21st ranked team in the nation. However, it’s not only the major power teams that are leveraging the transfer portal. The Billikens sport 10 newcomers on this roster. You may remember one of their transfers in the popular “Cream Adbul Jabbar” Robbie Avila, a transfer from Indiana State. Avila’s Sycamores got totally snubbed from the NCAA Tournament last season. They enter February with only 1 loss and are competing in an Atlantic 10 division that has a favorable argument to make for two teams getting invited to the tournament. George Mason and VCU have also been putting together tourney-contention-worthy resumes.

UNCW made its loudest statement of the season by walking into Baltimore and dominating Towson in a nationally televised game between two legitimate CAA contenders. That wasn’t a hot shooting night or a matchup fluke—it was a physical, controlled performance that showed roster maturity and a clear identity. The Seahawks’ rotation leans heavily on experienced guards and upper-class forwards who understand spacing, shot selection, and how to defend without gambling. UNCW dictated tempo, owned the glass, and took Towson out of its comfort zone early, turning a big conference game into a showcase. When a mid-major can impose itself on the road, on TV, against a peer, that’s the kind of résumé line that carries weight in February and credibility in March.

Liberty Flames continue to look like one of the most structurally sound teams in the country, regardless of conference label. Their depth is real, not theoretical, with a steady rotation of players who accept roles and execute them cleanly. Liberty’s offense doesn’t rely on one scorer or one action; it wears teams down with spacing, shot discipline, and relentless rebounding, especially on second chances. The experience across the roster shows up late in halves, when possessions matter and Liberty almost always gets a good look. This is the type of team metrics love and opponents hate, because nothing feels easy and mistakes are punished immediately.

South Florida deserves more attention than it’s getting nationally, because the Bulls consistently pass the eye test in ways that translate to tournament play. Their physicality stands out, particularly on the offensive glass, where they generate extra possessions at an elite rate and grind opponents into foul trouble. The Bulls lead the country in second chance points. It’s a big reason why they easily hit triple digits in games. USF doesn’t need to shoot lights-out to win games—they overwhelm teams with effort, depth, and pressure that accumulates over forty minutes. When you watch them against quality competition, the takeaway isn’t just that they’re winning, but how they’re winning. That profile—tough, rebounding-heavy, and comfortable playing ugly—is exactly what creates first-round upsets in March.

Who is good in college basketball this year? The Answer is still TBD January of 2026

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The college basketball landscape is wide open as the calendar turns to 2026 and these teams outside of the top 5 have built a compelling tournament resume.

BY MATTY D.

Utah State Looking Like the Aztecs in Terms of Mountain West Dominance

College basketball fans like myself, who have been watching for the past 20-30 years, just assume that the San Diego State Aztecs are going to dominate the Mountain West and then represent the conference honorably in March. This year, there’s a different wrinkle to that picture. Utah State is not only winning, but they are dominating. This weekend they went into Boise State and beat the shit out of a Broncos team that actually just took those same Aztecs into triple overtime. And so they’re good. However, it wasn’t a contest when Utah State visited Boise a few days later.

Watch the first half highlights from this game. The Aggies came out angry and athletic, a deadly.combo.

AJ Storr and a talented Ole Miss orchestra of guards playing in harmony after discord

AJ Storr and his coach Chris Beard went viral to start the season because of their uncomfortable moment at the postgame podium. When you’re a player like Storr who has literally played for four college programs, it’s easy for basketball fans to critque you for your lack of coommitment to basketball’s fundamentals. But Storr’s play at times this season, justified that jeering.

This weekend, Storr had his best game in store.

He scored 26 on a highly efficient night. He shot 50% from the field, 4-6 from 3PT, and a perfect 6-6 from the free throw line.

This could be a turning point to the season to where Ole Miss starts cooking.

Iowa exposed inside on big win by the Baltic built Illinois basketball team

Illinois didn’t just beat Iowa. They physically exposed them.

This was not a game decided by hot shooting or clever sets. This was decided by mass, leverage, and a level of interior strength that Iowa simply did not have answers for. From the opening possessions, Illinois lived in the paint, and Iowa absorbed it. By halftime, Illinois had already dropped 24 points in the paint.

That production came straight from the Balkan Five. Tomislav Ivišić, Zvonimir Ivišić, Andrej Stojaković, Mihailo Petrović, and David Mirković brought a level of size and physical comfort that Iowa could not match. These are adult frames. These are players who are used to contact. And they played like it.

When Illinois rolls that group out, it doesn’t look like a college lineup. It looks like a EuroLeague frontcourt wandered into the Big Ten.

Kylan Boswell was the steady hand that made all of it work. He played 38 minutes, scored 17 points, hit timely shots, and more importantly, kept the offense organized. He didn’t over-dribble. He didn’t force. He consistently got Illinois into their actions and delivered the ball where it needed to go. In a game built on physical advantage, that kind of point guard control is everything. Iowa never disrupted him, and Illinois never lost rhythm.

Stojaković is especially interesting in this group, not just because of his strength, but because of his bloodlines. As Peja Stojaković’s son, he connects Illinois to this growing wave of sons of NBA players currently impacting college basketball (click here for the full article).

Illinois is not just international. They are grown.

College Basketball Predictions: Key Matchups as February Begins

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It might be February first, but March Madness tournament resumes are starting to crystalize for some of college basketball’s most hopeful teams. Here are my picks combined with some recent analysis powered by Chatgpt-4.

Florida Gators (UF) +5 vs. Tennessee Volunteers

The Florida Gators are set to face the Tennessee Volunteers today. In their last meeting, Florida secured a significant 30-point victory over Tennessee. The Volunteers will be seeking revenge in this matchup. We like Florida because of their strong defensive rebounding and ability to control the tempo against physical opponents.

Missouri Tigers (#Mizzou) +6 vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs

The Missouri Tigers, currently ranked 20th, are on the road against the 14th-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs. Mississippi State is favored by 6.5 points in this matchup. We like Missouri because they have shown resilience in close games and have an effective perimeter shooting attack.

NC State Wolfpack +6 vs. Clemson Tigers

NC State is hosting the Clemson Tigers in a mid-afternoon game. The Wolfpack will look to leverage their home-court advantage in this ACC matchup. We like NC State because of their aggressive defensive pressure, which often forces turnovers and creates transition opportunities.

Auburn Tigers -5.5 vs. Ole Miss Rebels

The top-ranked Auburn Tigers are visiting the 23rd-ranked Ole Miss Rebels. Auburn is favored by 6.5 points in this SEC showdown. We like Auburn because of their deep rotation and ability to wear down opponents over 40 minutes.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights +5.5 vs. Michigan Wolverines

Rutgers is hosting Michigan in a Big Ten matchup. The Scarlet Knights will aim to capitalize on their home advantage against the Wolverines. We like Rutgers because of their tenacious perimeter defense and ability to defend the three-point line effectively.

Kansas Jayhawks (#KUBBall) +2.5 vs. Baylor Bears

The 11th-ranked Kansas Jayhawks are on the road against the Baylor Bears. Baylor is favored by 2.5 points in this Big 12 clash. We like Kansas because of their disciplined half-court offense and experience in high-pressure matchups.

UCF Knights -2 vs. BYU Cougars

UCF is hosting BYU in an evening matchup. The Knights are favored by 2 points in this contest. We like UCF because of their strong interior presence and ability to dominate in the paint.

Texas Longhorns -1.5 vs. Oklahoma Sooners

Texas is visiting Oklahoma in a Big 12 rivalry game. The Longhorns are slight favorites with a 1.5-point advantage. We like Texas because of their balanced scoring and ability to handle defensive pressure.

North Carolina Tar Heels (UNC) +13.5 vs. Duke Blue Devils

The Tar Heels are facing their arch-rivals, the 2nd-ranked Duke Blue Devils, at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke is heavily favored by 13.5 points in this storied rivalry. We like North Carolina because of their fast-paced offense and ability to push the tempo against elite teams.

UConn Huskies +6.5 vs. Marquette Golden Eagles

UConn is on the road against Marquette. The Huskies are 6.5-point underdogs in this Big East matchup. We like UConn because of their disciplined defense and efficient guard play.

South Carolina Gamecocks +5 vs. Texas A&M

We like South Carolina because Texas A&M mixes and matches lineups so often that it never runs away with a game.

Kentucky -11 vs. Arkansas

South Carolina is visiting the Kentucky at Rupp Arena with a highly anticipation return for former Wildcats coach John Calipari. Kentucky is favored by 11 points in this SEC contest. We like Kentucky because Arkansas has been playing poorly all season and we don’t expect this high pressure environment to change that.

St. Mary’s Gaels +1.5 vs. Gonzaga Bulldogs

In a late-night West Coast Conference showdown, St. Mary’s is hosting the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Gonzaga is favored by 1.5 points in this closely contested matchup. We like St. Mary’s because of their methodical offensive execution and ability to control the pace of the game.

Your selections encompass a mix of underdogs and favorites, reflecting a strategic approach to today’s diverse slate of college basketball games. Monitoring each team’s recent performances and current form will be crucial as the day’s action unfolds.

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Bet on Kansas City Championships: Chiefs & Jayhawks Parlay

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