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"Seth Davis was fated to cover basketball, which is exactly what he's been doing for the last 20 years. He attended Duke University during the school's era of domination in the late Eighties and early Nineties and befriended Mike Krzyzewski. Conversations with the legendary coach and all those Final Fours only deepened his obsession. That's why he now scribbles a constant stream of stories for 'Sports Illustrated,' provides analytical insight for CBS Sports, hosts \"The Seth Davis Show\" on CampusInsiders.com (where he sits down with legends like Phil Jackson and Mack Brown),&amp;nbsp;and is about to release his third book, 'Wooden: A Coach's Life.'\r\n\"You would think that, after all of these years in the business, I would become jaded or I would become less of a sports fan, but I feel like as I'm getting older I'm becoming more of a sports fan,\" he says.\r\nHis obsession with sports and writing &amp;ndash; \"In my heart, in my soul, I am a writer\" &amp;ndash; has made Davis something of an expert on his own competition: journalists who write about basketball. He gave 'Men's Journal' a peak into his library, highlighting the greatest books about sports ever written."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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