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In an exciting matchup set for the CBS Sports Classic, Rick Pitino, the legendary coach now at St. John's, will face off against his former team, the University of Kentucky. Pitino, who is 72 years old and entering his third season with St. John's, previously led Kentucky from 1989 to 1997, where he achieved remarkable success, including winning the national championship in 1997.
This game not only marks a significant moment for Pitino, who is renowned for his dynamic coaching style and strategic acumen, but also serves as a reunion with a program that played a pivotal role in his career. The matchup promises to be a thrilling encounter, as both teams look to assert their dominance on the court. Fans are eagerly anticipating the clash, which highlights the enduring legacy of Pitino and his impact on college basketball. As the season progresses, this game will undoubtedly be one of the highlights on the basketball calendar.
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