Buzz just said

[willie warrior]

Regardless of the competition, you don't throw a guy who's been out for two months into extended minutes in his first D1 basketball experience.  He should be treated no different than JJJ and Burton, when he makes mistakes, especially on the defensive end, pull him out, coach him up and then get him in the next time it makes sense.  Maybe 1 or 2 is restrictive, but at most I would play him 5.  Gotta work him in slow for both mental and physical reasons.

I agree partially--but you cannot make a judgement with 1-2 minutes. % is better, but give him at least 2 stints of 5 plus. You cannot get into the flow in a minute--unless you are LeBron.

[willie warrior]

It all makes sense... Bubba is willie warrior... willie warrior is Bubba...

No I am not Bubba--I am not listed in Buzz's beneficiaries/will. It does sound like Bubba definitely has promise though--even at his young age he can see flaws in Pop's decision making.

[Tugg Speedman]

anyone have a link?

[mu03eng]

http://www.espnmilwaukee.com/common/page.php?pt=av_marquettebball&id=431

and if you are going to listen to that, this seems to make sense too 

http://www.crackedsidewalks.com/2013/12/they-are-who-they-thought-they-were-its.html

[MU82]

I agree partially--but you cannot make a judgement with 1-2 minutes. % is better, but give him at least 2 stints of 5 plus. You cannot get into the flow in a minute--unless you are LeBron.

Buzz probably isn't concerned right now with making a judgment about the quality of Duane's play. That's fan stuff. He surely would be more concerned with making a judgment about Duane's health, stamina, etc.

[MUDPT]

In regards to the minutes and his injury, if his bone is healed, it's healed.  It shouldn't matter whether he plays 2 minutes or 40 minutes.  Now there are other issues like conditioning, capability to pick up the system, etc.  But there should be no issues with the hip.