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How Bad Do You Want It? (William & Mary Tribe Men's Basketball)

380 views (2013-10-21)Upload date: 2013-08-07⏱ 5:41👍 0 · 👎 0Sports

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In the archive: 2013-09-18 – 2013-12-13.
Sources: Web Archive – pages captured in 2013
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This is a motivational video for William & Mary Tribe Men's Basketball, who will begin their season tomorrow with an exhibition game in the Dominican Republic. In the past seven years, they have had three .500 records or better, appeared in one NIT Tournament, two CAA Championship games, and four CAA Quarterfinals, but in 320 years of The College Of William & Mary, we have never played a game in the NCAA Tournament. This year, on paper, we have the best team in school history, and we are expected to at least make a case for the NCAA Tournament. This video is meant to inspire/motivate/pump our guys up before the games, and to pump fans up. GO TRIBE!

NOTE: None of the media in this video is mine. The music in this video is "Home" and "Your Hands In Mine" by Explosions in the Sky, the voice-over is by Eric Thomas, and the footage is courtesy of Tribe Athletics, the College of William & Mary, CAA, ESPN, NBC Sports Network, and Comcast Sports Network.

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Captures with a view count: 2 (the watch page and the lists that showed the video).

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2013-10-21Web Archive – pages captured in 2013youtube.com/watch?v=fpBblct03XM&gl=US&hl=enavailable3800 / 0

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