Jack Armstrong
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1,018 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 30 Jun
Jack Armstrong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So I think the mentality of chalk really exists because of the fact that the teams and the schools and the conferences that are most committed are usually going to be there.
And the transfer portal, though, is a great equalizer.
And when you're a big-level school, you can poach a guy from mid-conferences.
You're seeing some guys perform at a high level that came from low to mid-major schools, and they're able to pick and select.
So it gets really, really hard to have as competitive a tournament as maybe we've had in the past.
Well, they got two injuries.
Two of their starters are out right now, so they're not as good.
They're a one seed, but their one seed is based upon the totality of their work from the beginning of the season in November.
But if the eye tests to me, I give John Shire, their coach, a lot of credit
At halftime, he made an adjustment.
They went to a zone against a small team from the MAAC conference in Siena.
And usually when you have the better talent, you want to press, you want to trap.
You say, we're just going to physically overwhelm these guys.
Instead, they sat back in a zone and just used their length and kind of changed the rhythm for Siena.
Now, Jerry McNamara, the coach of Siena, didn't use a sub until like eight seconds left in the game.
So I thought his guys ran out of gas a little bit.
And I thought Duke did a really good job attacking them on the offensive glass.
And usually when you have talent, you're going to win that battle.
Obviously, the Boozer brothers, they're different type players.
But nonetheless, when push came to shove, they were the ones that really made the difference for Duke.
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