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Arizona's Incredible Final Four Run: Sights From San Antonio

Arizona's Incredible Final Four Run: Sights From San Antonio

April 4, 2021

Arizona Wildcats beat UConn — The Arizona Wildcats celebrate their 69-59 Final Four win over the University of Connecticut on Friday.

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