By: Tom Ballato When you think of some of the greatest performances in Duke history, Ryan Kelly’s game in his return from injury is at the top of the list.

By Tom Ballato Julian Batts was a two-sport athlete at Jeannette High School in Jeannette, Pennsylvania. He played quarterback on the football team and was the point guard on the

By Tom Ballato Dennis Jones spent his first two collegiate seasons at Pratt Community College in Kansas. At Pratt C.C, he had an outstanding career with 701 points, 322 assists,

By Tom Ballato Elijah Holifield gravitated toward basketball at a young age. His father, Rick, was a professional baseball player, so Elijah grew up playing baseball and basketball. Rick Holifield

By Tom Ballato Kyle Cuffe Sr. played basketball from 1996-2000 at Rice High School in Harlem, New York. He played for one of the greatest high school programs in New

By Tom Ballato Every player’s basketball journey is different, no two stories are alike, but for Henry Walker, the game of basketball has given him everything despite multiple setbacks.  Henry

By Tom Ballato Each year during March Madness, we are introduced to players that we may not have heard of during the regular season, but they play at the same

By Tom Ballato Michael Huger was a kid from New York with a dream of playing basketball. He grew up in the Foster Projects in Harlem, New York. His dream

By Tom Ballato Andrew Nicholson’s basketball career began his junior year of high school in his hometown of Mississauga, Ontario. He got into the game of basketball late, but his

By Tom Ballato Josh Young spent four seasons at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.  The 6’1″ guard from Lawton, Oklahoma left his name in the record books at Drake.