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Let's Go Duke! 
Let's Go Duke! The best place to get all of that is in the media guide, available on GoDuke.com.bjornolf wrote:Where does Kyle rank in the stats of Duke all-time? I saw that he's 18th in points and if he gets the same number of points next year, he'll pass Laettner for 3rd. But how many points do the others have? How about rebounds and other stats? I did some google searching, but I must not be entering the right search terms, cause I ain't finding it.
Lavabe wrote:Odds update: 69/31 staying: Word has it that he's now weighing staying another year so that he represents "S" on EarlJam's alphabetical list of Duke men's basketball players. ;)captmojo wrote:I stand with this line of thinking. Therefore...Beware.Lavabe wrote:I will play Devil's Advocate () and say that as each day goes by, the more he is going to stay and graduate. I don't think his draft status will be too high, given the vast swarm of people already declaring. And shoot, we're also forgetting about the European players as well.
No... he's staying... 67/33.
I AM training to be Ozzie, your paradigm of optimism, and purveyor of pastrami.
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I was curious to know if there have been any mass suicide pacts in Kaintuck?
Or could it be that Calipari will, of course, replace them with more of the same, as would ol' roy?
Try to avoid press tables, bleachers, cameras, chairs, water coolers, time clocks, TV monitors and the like! They're all replaceable of course, but you aren't!!!
I love that phrase: Masters at MentoringIma Facultiwyfe wrote:I'm thinking that one of the biggest assets to the program with his return will be his influence on the young guys coming in. Much as been made, and rightfully so, about the value of senior leadership. This year's team had to find a way without having had that. Kyle and Nolan will be masters at mentoring.
Thank you Kyle. Wishing you the funnest senior year any Devil ever had. Just....don't......get ....hurt.
Bless your heart. Love, Ima
He made his decision based on the right reasons, not because he didn't think he was ready for the nba. Interviewed on the Dan Patrick show today (Tuesday), he stayed because he didn't want to give up his senior year and all the joy that that can bring! Perhaps he's thinking his jersey might hang in the rafters? If he stays healthy, it will - he'll be inside the top 5 scorers in Duke history, perhaps #3. He's certainly a leading early favorite for NPOY, like he was this year (a year too early).devildeac wrote:This is just marvelous news. I hope Kyle has made the right decision for himself and his family. My bet is that he has after 2 weeks of discussions with his family and the MBB coaching staff. What a great relief and what a season we have to anticipate in 2010-11. I am pinching myself and, if EJ were here, I'd pinch him, too. Heck, I'd pinch anyone if they were here right now cuz Mrs. DD will get tired of it real quickly.
Go To Hell carolina! Go To Hell! 
Perhaps he's staying in case the streaker of '75 (can't remember what year) decides relive his run.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:He made his decision based on the right reasons, not because he didn't think he was ready for the nba. Interviewed on the Dan Patrick show today (Tuesday), he stayed because he didn't want to give up his senior year and all the joy that that can bring! Perhaps he's thinking his jersey might hang in the rafters? If he stays healthy, it will - he'll be inside the top 5 scorers in Duke history, perhaps #3. He's certainly a leading early favorite for NPOY, like he was this year (a year too early).
that's why I"M staying!TillyGalore wrote:Perhaps he's staying in case the streaker of '75 (can't remember what year) decides relive his run.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:He made his decision based on the right reasons, not because he didn't think he was ready for the nba. Interviewed on the Dan Patrick show today (Tuesday), he stayed because he didn't want to give up his senior year and all the joy that that can bring! Perhaps he's thinking his jersey might hang in the rafters? If he stays healthy, it will - he'll be inside the top 5 scorers in Duke history, perhaps #3. He's certainly a leading early favorite for NPOY, like he was this year (a year too early).
I hate that term. He's not coming back, he never left. He is continuing.
I thought the whole press was great. I also especially like "continuing".CameronBornAndBred wrote:I liked K's quote in the press conference about Kyle "coming back".
I hate that term. He's not coming back, he never left. He is continuing.
