#'s game

BOOGIEMAN1914

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w/ #'s 2, 12, 15, and 5 back on the market which #'s do our new guys select???

ingram #1
obi #34
luke #5
chase #0
robinson #20
vrankovic #55
thornton #2



This post was edited on 4/16 2:18 PM by BOOGIEMAN1914
 
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dbav

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Originally posted by CRAZIE4LIFE:
Whoever puts on #2 better be worth it. It's been worn the last 8 years by two pretty special players to us all.
I agree with the sentiment, however, I just hope it doesn't put excessive expectations on the new owner.
 

CRAZIE4LIFE

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I wouldn't mind jeter being #2, being my all time favorite baseball players name and number, it would be good to have another.
 

dukehokie

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Thornton should be carrying #5. I'm thinking Luke takes #30. That'll leave Obi with 34, Chase with #14 or 3 and Brandon will grab what's left of 3 or 14. I'd love for Justin to take his dad's #50 but we'll see and Antonio may look good in a Zoubs #55.
 

Tyler4pres08

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I think all Duke players should be able to wear #1. Plus, it would be great to watch the score keeper and refs try to keep track of everyone.
 

BOOGIEMAN1914

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looks like ingram may go with #1 per tweet seen on another site...onetrey---one---onetrey...????
 

BOOGIEMAN1914

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final #'s
jeter #2
kennard #5
thornton #12
ingram #14
vrankovic #30
robinson #50

welcome to duke!!!!
 
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