- February 12th, 2009, 2:16 pm
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The people John trusts the most don't want him going to duke. It wouldn't have made a difference how early they started recruiting him.
Also, in the grand scheme of things, I don't think duke wants John.
TDDance234 wrote:If I remember he's gone on record before saying if Duke would have offered earlier, he would have accepted...I'm just wishing Duke would have been after him from the get-go.
More than anyone else, Wall said, he trusts Clifton and Beckwith to help him make the choice.http://www.charlotteobserver.com/preps/ ... 23905.html
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What concerns Clifton and Beckwith more than others' interpretation of their motives is the prospect of their protege winding up somewhere they feel he might not fit.
To put it another way: They're worried about him going to Duke.
“It would behoove him to be in a situation that he would be able to play for a coach who has a more free-flowing offense, who is going to afford him the opportunity to be expressive and to do the things that he needs to do [to prepare for the NBA],” Clifton said.
The Word of God coach has a tip for Wall as well: “If you're really serious about going to Duke, all this flashy stuff, stop it. And let's see how you like it.”
The people John trusts the most don't want him going to duke. It wouldn't have made a difference how early they started recruiting him.
Also, in the grand scheme of things, I don't think duke wants John.




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