MBB/WBB: Former Duke Players Now at Other Schools
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DukieInBrasil
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Jeremy got what he wanted, a chance to show he could be a PG. I hope he's making some cash, b/c he has definitely shown that he cannot be a PG at the next level. Sometimes things just don'w work out the way you want them to.
kako
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He had concussions this season, so I think the brought him off the bench afterwards. He hasn't been the same. I give him credit for trying, but concussion symptoms can linger, especially if the player pushes them aside in order to get back playing.
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kako
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Happy for Mitchell.
(Happier that Gates took the mic to stop the students from court storming. The SEC's policy to fine schools is the right move. It should be more punitive for the 1st offense, but it's a step in the right direction. The ACC should follow suit.)
The move has been good for Mitchell. He's gotten more consistent, but not yet a guaranteed double figure scorer. Mizzou should use some NIL money on him, get him to stay another year (otherwise someone else will). With a good senior year, he might get himself into the draft.
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I’m happy for Mark too but he’s not an NBA prospect. He’s not a good enough athlete and doesn’t have the shooting or ball skills. He’s a Euro league guy.
kshepinthehouse
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Yea, his three point percentage has actually gone down every year. Missouri has been good for him. But he’s not an NBA prospect.
When Georgia upset Kentucky in January the AD thanked the students for not storming the court and promised to spend the $25,000 that they would have had to pay for the fine on student promotions. Turns out you can keep the kids off the floor and put player safety first if you really try, regardless of what our opponents try to claim.
kako
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I did write "with a good senior year, he might get himself into the draft" (added my emphasis in italics). I wouldn't put him there now, but next year who knows for sure?
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kako
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Money talks. It's the only language ADs know. Besides W's, but money trumps them, too.
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Hartford Dukie
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Jaden Schutt 6-7 from the floor, 3-4 from 3, and 5-6 from the line - 20 points - in VT's OT 101-95 win over Cuse
accfanfrom1970
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Sean Stewart and Ohio State won, Sean had 13 points and 5-5 from the field. but fouled out in 18 minutes.
Owen Meany
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Henry Coleman had 6 points, 7 rebounds and 2 assists in A&M's win over Auburn.
MChambers
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That sophomore leap! He's fouling even more this year.
Owen Meany
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Jaemyn Brakefield scored 10 of Ole Miss's 12 points as the go from 7 down to tie the game with Tennessee with 7 minutes left.
JosephReidBooks
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Just came to say the same thing. Happy for him, and hope they take down the Vols.
JosephReidBooks
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And he just tied it again with an old-fashioned 3-point play.
peloton
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Still lots of time left but looks like it might happen...Ole Miss is playing inspired ball.
JosephReidBooks
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Tied with 26.2 left. But Brakefield has all 17 of his points in second half--he's been the man down the stretch for Ole Miss.
DukieInBrasil
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Brakefield put Ole Miss up 4 with a sweet inbounds bucket. But what was the Ole Miss coach doing wasting all that time before calling time out and eliminating the chance to go 2 for 1?
And now Brakefield puts them up 2 with 7+ seconds left!
And now Brakefield puts them up 2 with 7+ seconds left!
JosephReidBooks
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They missed Brakefield when he was wide open under the basket and settled for a lame three by Pedula. That rattled off the rim...which allowed Brakefield to get the rebound and putback.