Duke's Marshall Plumlee joining the Army

UKGrad93

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School work, basketball, and ROTC. That is a a heavy load to carry. Good luck to him.
 

BBUK_anon

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Good to see. There are still plenty of great young people in this country. It's a shame that the knuckleheads who are in the minority seem to get all the publicity.

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Kycatspaws

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Way to go Marshall. Salute.

 

WACB

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Nice! There have been 22 Plumlee's (give or take) in Duke's program over the last few years.

Finally, one I like!

(even though I'm former Air Force)
 

*dezyDECO*

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Yes, even though he is a floppin' Dukie... I offer respect and appreciation for his upcoming service to the Country.
 

RogerIndy

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It said that the 7 footer was granted a waiver because he is 4 inches above the Army's maximum height requirement. I wonder if he will get a non-combative assignment like David Robinson got in the Navy. Not sure a 7 footer can fit into a tank or APC, or for that matter, a foxhole! Congrats anyway, Marshall and thank you for your service!
 

Bank Cat

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Originally posted by RogerIndy:
It said that the 7 footer was granted a waiver because he is 4 inches above the Army's maximum height requirement. I wonder if he will get a non-combative assignment like David Robinson got in the Navy. Not sure a 7 footer can fit into a tank or APC, or for that matter, a foxhole! Congrats anyway, Marshall and thank you for your service!
Very cool story. Thanks Marshall!
 

ManitouDan

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really cool to see the board supporting young Mr Plumlee , my daughter serves in the Army and the support is really appreciated . thanks big guy .
 
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Congratulations to Marshall. Too many graduates don't see the big picture. Seems to me he has his priorities straight, whether is USA, USN, USAF or USCG. I applaud him. I was at WP when MK was there and chair thrower was honing his skills. Those teams played as teams...emphasis on teams. Marshall will quickly learn he is part of a team, if he didn't already know. Best of luck to Marshall. May God keep watch over him and his comrades, bringing them home safe from wherever their quest takes them.
GO CATS.
 

fs-ripcord65

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To "catntn" ...

When you were at WP, did you know a Cadet named Lewis James -- WP Class of '66 -- from Franklin, KY?