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@Duke_Buzz He does have a good record bs Duke

Elliot Cadeau will play against Duke every year in his college career lmao he can’t escape

@rarerookies Who won title in 2015?

They're trying to say Duke's roster is more loaded than 2015 Kentucky.

@BeardedBlueDevl Jay Will and Hurley interchangeable

A lot slower news day than I think all of us were expecting….Im bored, so to keep Duke fans busy. Argue my starting 5: PG: Bobby Hurley SG: JJ Redick SF: Cooper Flagg PF: Grant Hill C: Christian Laettner 6th Man: Jason Williams #Duke #DukeBasketball #Debate

@KelseyLConway Better safe than sorry

The “what if” for the Bengals comes down to Rueben Bain or Caleb Downs Both players were available at pick No. 10

@SimbaWalker6x Haters hate the gold standard of college basketball

Truly one of the lamest things I’ve ever seen

@SleeperNuggets Prove it Duke not hiding

Hey Duke, meet your new Daddy

@uconndude23 It’s how u conn plays defense Physically gets fouls

So the hook and hold call is relatively new (2018-19) and last night was the first instance it was ever called in a championship game. 28 FT attempts was the 2nd most ever in a championship game (33 in 1957/ 3 OT game) I know we’re beating a dead horse but wtf?

@ZachWaddy19 Lost to 4

Michigan beat number 2, 3, 5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, and 25.

@TheHoopHerald @MeeksKnowsBall Contested jump shots

UCONN missed a lot of open shots last night but it’s amazing how many open looks they were able to generate against a great defensive team Their offense is a thing of beauty (Via @MeeksKnowsBall 🎥)

@HurleyMania Well it was maybe he should of been call more on it

Alex Karaban hasn’t been called for a hook and hold in his entire career but James Breeding decided to fuck him in his last game.

@DSimpson88 Enjoy your timex

Eat shit UConn. Eat shit Hurley. No partial credit. Your own rules.

@Jacobtheclipper You need to watch more basketball then Been done a number of times before

I have NEVER seen this before: the Michigan players all lined up like a football line of scrimmage then ran routes to break the press 🤣🤣🤣

One of the best while being a team player

@coleadamss Christian played in 4

Who was the last men’s college basketball player before Alex Karaban to play in 3 Final Fours?

HELLO KERRY BONDS

33 at 3 by Karen Young Jesus was thirty-three years old when He died on the cross at three in the afternoon on Good Friday. Leaders charged Him with crimes He did not commit. He faced ridicule and insults from the very people He came to save. Yet He stayed silent through it all. This fulfilled the prophecy in Isaiah 53:7: “He was oppressed and afflicted, yet He did not open His mouth.” In this way Jesus took our place out of love and paid the price for our sins. In His thirty-three years on earth, Jesus knew physical and emotional suffering. But on the cross He experienced something far deeper—spiritual separation from God the Father. After hours of pain and mocking from the crowd below, darkness covered the land. In those hours He carried the full weight of our sin. Jesus chose the emotional pain of an unfair sentence for you. He chose the physical agony of the cross for you. He chose the spiritual pain of being forsaken by the Father for you. He did all this so we would never have to face separation from God. He accepted and endured pain that was not fair to Him. It was nine in the morning when they crucified Him. The sign above Him read: THE KING OF THE JEWS. Mark 15:25-26 NIV. At three in the afternoon Jesus cried out, “Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?” which means “My God, my God, why have You forsaken Me?” Mark 15:34 NIV. I did not know that the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. were the same hours when lambs were sacrificed in the temple every day. Jesus, the true Lamb of God, was lifted up and died right on God’s perfect schedule. Jesus carried everything that could keep us from God—our sin, our shame, and our guilt. He did this because of His great love for us. He stood in our place so we could be forgiven. Then He said, “It is finished.” These three words meant everything. In the original Greek this word is “Tetelestai,” which means the debt is paid in full. Sin no longer holds us. Because of what Jesus did, we can now live in the freedom His sacrifice purchased and enjoy closeness with God. God had to reveal something important in this tragedy—His great love and the way to forgiveness. Today take time and reflect on all of the suffering that God went through for you. Today is a good reminder that only through pain and suffering do we actually grow, increase our faith, and mature. Growth comes when we push through hard times, because there is no real gain without some pain. Because of Jesus and His finished work on the cross, your pain is never wasted. Let His sacrifice give you fresh strength and hope today to keep growing closer to God and becoming more like Him.

@EmmanuelAcho Jaden is right He wasn’t hating the person he was being the sin to light showing a way out and to a relationship with God As a pastor son you should understand this

Jaden Ivey has to understand freedom of speech does not mean freedom of consequence. Also, you serve God. You’re not God. As the son of a pastor this topic means a lot to me and I’m praying for Jaden Ivey’s mental health. My full thoughts:

@MJTruthUltra Facts not hate

🚨 The Chicago Bulls waived player Jaden Ivey after he spoke “hatred” towards the LGBTQ community “God did not make a man to be with a man. God did not make a girl to be with a girl. How would you rate his hatred?

@JimMaisano @RealJayWilliams How many other teams been to the last 3 elite 8?

Hey @RealJayWilliams: "If DUKE didn't have that logo, I'm not sure we'd be talking about them as a blue blood. ... I can make a case that they're not a top 5 current, relevant team in college basketball."

@WorldWideWob They are the standard everyone wants to get to

Is Duke still a blue blood?