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Adam Flagler, the man with the best story in the Big 12, joins today's Sic'Em 365 podcast
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Feb 17, 202126:07
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Adam Flagler has a fascinating story. He didn't have a single Division I offer as a senior in high school. He went to Presbyterian. He transferred to Baylor. Now, he looks like one of the key pieces for the best team in college basketball.
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