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Cinderella Runs Are College Basketball’s Ultimate Game-Changer

Cinderella Runs Are College Basketball’s Ultimate Game-Changer

Senior Writer Pat Forde details how March Madness Cinderella runs don’t just create unforgettable moments. They elevate programs, drive realignment, boost revenue and exposure, and reshape the trajectory of schools long after the nets are cut down.

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