scott: gallaudet university doesn't have your typical men's basketball team. >> i can do anything thatan do just because i'm deaf hasn't had a huge impact on my life. scott: every player and coach on the team has some sort of hearing loss. >> i think this team is special. we have such a great partnership, we have a great bond. scott: it shows on the court. [cheering] the bison are having their best season in program history, becoming a top contender to conference tournament. >> even though we feel good now, it doesn't matter. we have to persist. keep persisting. that sense of urgency. that feeling of wanting to get there. scott: essentially gallaudet is one of the top teams in all of division iii. they play man-to-man defense most of the time. that is impressive for an all-deaf basketball team because it's a defense that requires verbal communications to set screens throughout the game. but this team is all about reacting to what they see on the court and working together. >> we work really well together and we have a lot of trust in each other as players. scott: looking to go dancing

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