CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The NCAA Tournament is about the players. It, too, is often about the coaches. And, in the case of Saturday night’s tense, 62-58 Tennessee win over Texas in the NCAA Tournament second-round game at the Spectrum Center, this was, to a large degree, definitely about Volunteers coach Rick Barnes. Rick Barnes voices…
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