DUKE IN THE NBA
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Rodney Hood and Seth Curry scored 11 points each in a 115-108 win over Denver. Mason Plumlee had 10 points and 11 rebounds in the loss.
Jahlil Okafor had a double-double—23 points and 14 rebounds—in a 133-129 win over Sacramento. Marvin Bagley also had a double-double—19 points and 14 rebounds—in the loss.
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That flipped switch may be on a dimmer instead. Marcus Smart went out with an oblique strain. Enormous loss if he is out for an extended period of time.
Q does such a great job on keeping us informed about our Dukies in the NBA. I thought I would give him a hand and did a little research on what ppg our guys are putting up . This is a list of close to current averages of all who are currently active or have spent some time in the league this year. I have 25 Dukies that have played in the NBA this year. That's just about enough for twour teams.
Redick 18.9
Irving 23.8
Tatum 15.7
Thomas 4.5
Carter 10.3
Kennard 9.4
Ma. Plumlee 7.8
T. Jones 6.8
Deng 7.1
Hood 11.3
Curry 7.7
Allen 4.7
Cook 6.7
Ingram 18.3
Bagley 14.8
Giles 7.0
MI Plumlee 4.4
Winslow 12.6
Jefferson 1.9
Rivers 7.2
Parker 14.5
Jackson 8.1
Okafor 7.8
Trent 1.5
Duval 1.7
OFC
Redick 18.9
Irving 23.8
Tatum 15.7
Thomas 4.5
Carter 10.3
Kennard 9.4
Ma. Plumlee 7.8
T. Jones 6.8
Deng 7.1
Hood 11.3
Curry 7.7
Allen 4.7
Cook 6.7
Ingram 18.3
Bagley 14.8
Giles 7.0
MI Plumlee 4.4
Winslow 12.6
Jefferson 1.9
Rivers 7.2
Parker 14.5
Jackson 8.1
Okafor 7.8
Trent 1.5
Duval 1.7
OFC
Great stuff sky! Also Quavarius is the man.
On so many levels. It’s difficult to describe his impact with stats. He is a player you have to watch to understand how impactful he is. He is an anomaly in the analytics era.
It is only a matter of an extended opportunity for Tyus. He has played behind veteran players that were better and he is young. He seems ready and confident like he was at Duke.
Seth Curry scored 19 points (5-of-8) from 3 in a 104-101 win over the LA Lakers.
Luke Kennard scored 15 points (5-of-9) from 3 in a 100-93 win over Memphis.
Justise Winslow scored 16 points in a 122-99 win over Philadelphia.
Quinn Cook scored 19 points in a 112-103 win over New Orleans. Jahlil Okafor led the Pelicans with 30 points and seven rebounds in the loss.
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Mason Plumlee had 10 points, eight rebounds in and eight assists in a 118-108 loss to Utah.
Luke Kennard led Detroit with 27 points (4-of-8) from 3 in a 115-89 win over the NY Knicks.
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Grayson Allen led Utah with a career-high 40 points and five made 3-pointers in a 143-137 loss to the LA Clippers.
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Gary Trent scored 19 points in a 136-131 win over Sacramento. Marvin Bagley had 20 points and nine rebounds in the loss.
So happy for Grayson and for Jah... he has always been so talented, and I have such a soft spot for big men... I'm glad he is getting it done.
Tyus Jones MAKES history
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13 Former Duke players in the 2019 NBA Playoffs:
JJ Redick- Philadelphia
Amile Jefferson- Orlando
Quinn Cook- Golden State
Mason Plumlee- Denver
Jayson Tatum- Boston
Kyrie Irving- Boston
Gary Trent- Portland
Seth Curry- Portland
Rodney Hood- Portland
Luke Kennard- Detroit
Grayson Allen- Utah
Austin Rivers- Houston
Trevon Duval- Houston
JJ Redick- Philadelphia
Amile Jefferson- Orlando
Quinn Cook- Golden State
Mason Plumlee- Denver
Jayson Tatum- Boston
Kyrie Irving- Boston
Gary Trent- Portland
Seth Curry- Portland
Rodney Hood- Portland
Luke Kennard- Detroit
Grayson Allen- Utah
Austin Rivers- Houston
Trevon Duval- Houston
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He didn’t have a great game today, but what an amazing accomplishment for Redick!
Kyrie Irving scored 20 points in a 84-74 win over Indiana. Jayson Tatum added 15 points (3-for-3) from 3 in the win.