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Article: ELATION, INSOMNIA MAY OCCUR FINAL FOUR TEAMS' COACHES EXPERIENCE THE SIDE-EFFECTS OF GOING TO THE BIG DANCE.(Sports)
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- Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
- Article date:
- March 28, 2002
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Byline: Randy Holtz News Staff Writer
It hit Kelvin Sampson at 4 a.m. Wednesday.
The Oklahoma coach sat bolt upright in bed, grinned that engaging grin of his and screamed it out loud to his wife, Karen:
``We're going to the Final Four!''
The event does stuff like that to people. Especially when the people involved have plugged away as long as Sampson, a wonderfully friendly 46-year-old of American Indian ancestry who is beloved by virtually the entire college basketball fraternity.
``I never could get back to sleep,'' he said. ``I thought, `We're going to the Final Four! Us! Oklahoma! We're going to the Final Four!' I was so ...
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