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A Big Problem
Walter Clayton Jr. is on one of the biggest heaters in NCAA tournament history.
That may sound like an exaggeration, but Clayton is averaging 24.6 points in the tournament, which is the fifth most by a player who’s played at least five games in the tournament since 1996-97.
You’ll notice that Zach Edey’s run last year leads this list. Houston coach Kelvin Sampson might need to employ a strategy similar to what eventual national champion UConn did last year. The Cougars have to do what they can to make things tough on Clayton, but there is no stopping him.
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