Due to his wife, The all time favorite player of Duke men’s basketball has officially announced terminates his contract
DALLAS — The Duke basketball team might as well wear black caps as part of their uniform.
Tyrese Proctor claimed to have some knowledge of the animosity directed towards anyone connected to the Blue Devils. He didn’t truly realize the scope of the program until he enrolled in it.
Proctor remarked, “Guys got me ready for it, stuff like that.” “But I mean, going through it firsthand, you see it for yourself.”
Kyle Filipowski is all too familiar with it. He is viewed by some as the newest Blue Devil in a long list of hated college basketball players, up there with guys like J.J. Reddick, Grayson Allen, and a host of others. A portion of it stems from the Wake Forest court-storming episode, which resurfaced with the North Carolina tripping incident.
Nevertheless, Filipowski is aware of his place in the world of college basketball. He understands that he is the bad guy. In Sunday’s Elite Eight matchup against NC State, which stars March Madness sensation DJ Burns, Jr.—who at this moment might as well be Captain America—he is also preparing himself to play the role of Thanos.
I believe it’s evident that fans adore DJ Burns,” Filipowski declared on Saturday. “I mean, I’m even a fan of DJ Burns, but definitely from past games cheering him on and rooting against us, that’s kind of the norm of it.”
Burns also thinks highly of his Duke counterpart’s talent.
Burns remarked of Filipowski, “I’m a fan of his as well.” “It’s very amazing that someone that huge can score three levels at the rate that he does.
While Burns and Filipowski have two different playing philosophies and have only been at their respective institutions for two years, they do have one thing in common: they both like playing for the audience. The distinction is that when Burns performs, his followers swoon and demand more. When
