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Characterizing this sort of spitballing speculation as a "heated debate" is kind of silly, IMHO. Obviously, none of us posting here knows right now who is correct. The only reason I posted anything at all is because I was wondering why anyone at this point would question the consensus, on the...

The same guys did a whole video on Kon:

I don't generally consider All-Star games good for measuring players' skills, although Dylan Harper's highlights from this game were frankly unbelievable. From what I saw on twitter, Harper made every defender the other team put on him look silly. And I can't find a single mention of Kon's...

Personally, when I try to process all of the available information objectively, I can't help but conclude that Kon is the closest thing Duke has to a surefire rotation player after Flagg and Proctor. As far as I can tell, he could end up anywhere from 2nd to 11th in Duke's pecking order, but...

I also wonder where the idea that Kon is a poor defender is coming from. I am not saying that I have evidence that Kon is a defensive stopper. In fact, I have seen segments of his high school games in which his defensive stance and attention to detail were both questionable. But I haven't seen...

Yes, talk is cheap. But when everyone talking is saying the exact same thing, isn't it the definition of confirmation bias to keep dismissing this incoming information? https://youtu.be/eoq3TGJ60No?t=1185` https://youtu.be/2_eVKLFYqgE?t=790...

I have to wonder just how many Duke players need to say that Kon has impressed them the most out of any player on the team in practice before some people make the leap of faith that the kid is more than ready to contribute this season.

The Brits were beating up on Maluach, who was game but was typically overmatched by the physicality of the game. The good news to me is that NCAA play is not typically quite so physical.

Unfortunately, the father of my first choice wants him to play football.

Has any other team ever beaten a top 50 team, a top 15 team, a top 10 team, and a top 5 team over a 4 game stretch?

link Tyler Thornton's 152.1 offensive rating is first in the ACC and first in the NCAA for any offensive rating of any player in any NCAA conference in conference play only. Tyler Thornton's 5.0 steal percentage is first in the ACC and ninth in the NCAA for any steal percentage of any player...

Nolan at USA BBall Nolan Smith (Duke University) On coming back to train against the USA National Team: Coming back here to New York is a great honor. I was very excited to have the opportunity to put on the USA jersey again. So far practices have been very good. Myself and the rest of the...

Pessah somewhat redeems himself by publishing this letter from a Duke fan.

Through its first 36 game, our current 2009-10 Duke team is holding its opponents to 61.0 points per game. The last Duke team to hold its opponents under 62 points a game over a full season is the 1949-50 Blue Devils (in Dick Groat's first season).

Losses from last season: Gerald Henderson (left early to become a first round NBA draft pick) Elliot Williams (transferred to Memphis to be near his sick mother) Greg Paulus (graduated and became Syracuse’s starting quarterback) Davis McClure (exhausted his eligibility after 5 years at Duke)...

It's sad that college basketball fans can actually support this: As many as 11 scholarship players ... could return off last season's roster. UK also has signed three players from the high school class of 2009 ... and UK still is believed to be pursuing at least three other high school seniors...

http://www.ncproam.com/teamrosters.htm Nolan Smith, Olek Czyz and Kyle Singler are playing on Barnstomers with Sean Dockery, Rasheed Wallace, Gerald Wallace and Shammond Williams. Miles Plumlee and Jon Scheyer are playing with Raymond Felton, Sean May and PJ Tucker on Team Felton. Lance...