Kristy Pyke 
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Xavier's men's basketball team won an overtime thriller over Dayton this past weekend, but the most memorable moment happened before the game. CBS announcers James Bates and Steve Wolf were welcoming the audience when Bates' stool collapsed on live television. After picking himself up and cracking a few jokes at his own expense, Bates continued on like a pro.
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