Cal's Mark Madsen Is Likely to Be Considered for BYU Opening
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BYU coach Mark Pope reportedly will be Kentucky's next head coach, and it makes sense that BYU would be interested in Mark Madsen as a successor to Pope at BYU. However, Madsen, recently signed an extension at Cal

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