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72 hours later, Mike Carpenter is still trying to grasp how an Illini basketball season full of exhilarating highs could end in such an anticlimactic fashion. He discusses the wide range of emotions - grateful to angry, fulfilled to empty - and how this team's legacy is impacted by their early tournament exit.
72 hours later, Mike Carpenter is still trying to grasp how an Illini basketball season full of exhilarating highs could end in such an anticlimactic fashion. He discusses the wide range of emotions - grateful to angry, fulfilled to empty - and how this team's legacy is impacted by their early tournament exit.
And just like that, it's over. Illinois' season ends in heartbreaking fashion to Loyola Chicago in a game that was never truly in doubt. Mike Carpenter, Trevor Vallese and Isaac Ambrose react during the second half and try to process the finality of a remarkable Illini basketball season.
And just like that, it's over. Illinois' season ends in heartbreaking fashion to Loyola Chicago in a game that was never truly in doubt. Mike Carpenter, Trevor Vallese and Isaac Ambrose react during the second half and try to process the finality of a remarkable Illini basketball season.
Ayo Dosunmu and the Illini make quick work of the Drexel Dragons with a dominant 79-48 win in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Mike Carpenter and Isaac Ambrose react during an impressive 2nd half and look ahead to potential matchups in the second round.
Ayo Dosunmu and the Illini make quick work of the Drexel Dragons with a dominant 79-48 win in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Mike Carpenter and Isaac Ambrose react during an impressive 2nd half and look ahead to potential matchups in the second round.
It's been eight years since Illini basketball made the tournament, and Mike Carpenter is ready to tip things off. He's joined by Lon Tay (The Drive on ESPN 93.5, Tay & Carp, Tay & J Show) as they discuss Illinois' chances, what makes this team different than the '05 squad, and what a national title would do for the fanbase.
It's been eight years since Illini basketball made the tournament, and Mike Carpenter is ready to tip things off. He's joined by Lon Tay (The Drive on ESPN 93.5, Tay & Carp, Tay & J Show) as they discuss Illinois' chances, what makes this team different than the '05 squad, and what a national title would do for the fanbase.
24 hours after the Illini clinched the Big Ten Championship and a 1-seed in the NCAA Tournament, Mike Carpenter reflects on the team's remarkable run. Later, he discusses the stellar performances from Illinois' supporting cast, and why - despite some tough draws - fans should be optimistic for a national title run.
24 hours after the Illini clinched the Big Ten Championship and a 1-seed in the NCAA Tournament, Mike Carpenter reflects on the team's remarkable run. Later, he discusses the stellar performances from Illinois' supporting cast, and why - despite some tough draws - fans should be optimistic for a national title run.
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