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Davidson's Stephen Curry continues to make the media rounds as the biggest star of this year's NCAA Tournament, and his latest stop was on Conan O'Brien:
Conan asked Curry for his Final Four predictions, and I was pleasantly surprised that he didn't just give the cliched answer about all four teams being great. Instead, Curry actually offered an opinion:
"We've played three of the four Final Four teams, so I have pretty good experience with all of them," Curry said. "I think UNC's going to take it, just because of [Tyler] Hansbrough and the amount of depth they have on the floor. I think it's going to be UNC and UCLA in the championship and I think UNC will take it."
Replied Conan, "I'm going to put a lot of money on that and then come looking for you if it doesn't happen."
Stephen Curry Predicts North Carolina Will Beat UCLA for NCAA Title
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