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(Politics. On Point) - President Obama honored the Duke Blue Devils at the White House on Tuesday. Duke won the NCAA title in a come-from-behind contest against Wisconsin, 66-63. The Blue Devils and their coach, Mike Krzyzewski, know a few things about winning national titles. The president said of Kryzyewski, "We think he's got potential", calling him an "up-and-coming" coach. Watch below to see how Kryzyewski responds.   Politics. On Point.     ©  2015 All rights reserved. Grow your business.   Advertise   on  Politics. On Point.  

NCAA Champs Honored At The White House (Again) The Duke Blue Devils, 2010 NCAA Champions, Being Honored by President Obama At The White House Yesterday. Photo/CD Brown. Forget about the third time being the charm. When it comes to the Duke Blue Devils winning NCCA Championships, and getting invited to the White House for their winning efforts, the FOURTH time's the charm. We had to ask Coach Krzyzewski if the other guy from the other prominent North Carolina, championship winning, institution of higher learning, ever called to congratulate the team during its NCAA championship wins. "No. Mike never calls", said Krzyzewski smiling. Mike may not have called, but President Obama certainly did. He called the Blue Devils to not only congratulate them, but to invite them to the White House - even after he had originally picked another team to win the NCAA bracket. "Now, I know that all of you remember last year, when I filled out my bracket I picked North Carol...