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Re: Duke BBall Report: Steve Wojciechowski On Rebuilding At Marquette
« Reply #25 on: August 26, 2014, 10:19:54 AM »
I went to the al mcguire play when they performed it at Belmont Abbey North Carolina. His former Belmont Abbey players were there.. One of them told the story of how McGuire showed them beautiful pictures of campus to lure them from New York, and after a week of practice when he asked where all the beautiful buildings and lakes were he told them those pictures were from Duke and what they saw of Belmont Abbey was all they got. So I guess duke can indirectly claim a little part marquette's coaching success
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