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No Shot Clock, the Chicago high school basketball podcast.

No Shot Clock, Ep. 92: Public League playoff preview

Joe Henricksen and Michael O’Brien dive into a big mailbag, give their Two Takes and preview the Public League playoffs.

-Who is the best suburban player this century? Best suburban team?

-The .500 teams that could make a run in the state playoffs

-This season’s late-blooming senior prospects

-Things are looking up at Oak Lawn

-Revisiting Geneva’s playoff chances

-Simeon vs. Belleville West, what did it mean?

That and a ton more…

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