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Jalen Rose is the man for coming out and making such a claim about Duke. At least he has the courage to do so. I feel the same way. When they played Duke for the national title is was like Western Texas vs Kentucky all over again. Hooray JALEN! Who agees?

I agree with him, Duke didn’t really go after players like him.

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