For those of you catching up a few days later, here's a
link to the DBR front page article under discussion here.
People don't necessarily "come to DBR" like it's a bookmark on their web browser. The DBR front page articles are frequently picked up by Google News, and it's formatted so that you'll often just see the headline, and not be able to tell the source or the author. For example:
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That's not so bad. The DBR logo and the words "Duke Basketball Report" are microscopic (all of the SB Nation sites are similarly tiny), but you can tell from the headline that it's probably an opinion piece, and from the picture that it's about Duke basketball.
Now try this:
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This is the piece in question that I linked above. The headline is sort of a news/opinion hybrid, but maybe worth a click. There's no indication that the source is primarily a sports site, or that its author puts out a lot of unedited, unchecked content. I've been burned clicking Google News links to articles that I thought would be more substantive than they were, so I imagine that others find their way to DBR unsuspectingly.