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Duke Desperate? maybe....why not go after Wall! who would not...Now i have read numerous comments about K being desperate... and being dogged out! Alot of hate from Tarheels out there....its good reading? just wondering? but if Carolina wins all is good with Heel- Nation! but if the Spartans come out on top monday night, well we all have seen them crocodile tears run down Old Roys face after a loss! (sorry about the Kansas game 08) not a Duke fan and definitely not a Heel fan, but Coach K will have a team back at the top or on top, whether we like him or not...he is definately not stupid nor desperate; he has just seen a better team over there in Chapel Hill in just recent years...K a bad recruiter i think not! just not as good or as fortunate as Roy lately....recruiting will not always go Roys way nor Ks way...thats just the way it is_Jayhawk fan

This really is one of the weakest stories I've read about Duke's ability to recruit. You have this premise that Coach K made a "conscious decision" to avoid recruiting "one and done" college players after the 2004 season, and you call him desperate for actively recruiting John Wall, a self-proclaimed one and done. Yet, in between those two times, you reference the "one and done" type players Josh McRoberts, Brandan Wright, Patrick Patterson, and Greg Monroe that Duke actively recruited (landing 1 of those 4). So which is it? Does Coach K recruit these type of players or doesn't he?

There was no major philosophy change after 2004 that caused Coach K to shy away from recruiting the top talent in the nation. It was common knowledge that Josh McRoberts was a projected lottery pick had he declared coming directly out of high school, and yet Coach K STILL recruited him. You could say the same things about Brandan Wright, Greg Monroe, Patrick Patterson, and even Kyle Singler when he was a high school senior.

The common fact with all of these recruitments is that Coach K has always recruited the best players in the country, regardless of when their NBA potential would be explored. Coach K hasrecruited players like Elton Brand, Corey Maggette, Jason Williams, Carlos Boozer, Ousmane Cisse, Luol Deng, Shaun Livingston, Shelden Williams, Josh McRoberts, Brandan Wright, Greg Monroe, Kyle Singler, John Wall, and Harrison Barnes knowing full well these guys are talented enough to leave Duke early for the NBA. Luol Deng was the best player not named Lebron James in the class of 2003. Yet Coach K recruited him. Carlos Boozer stated during his recruitment he had no intentions of playing college basketball more than 2 years, yet he still landed at Duke. We could discuss about countless other recruitments that show how weak your argument is. Heck, Duke even recruited Kobe Bryant.

So, to call Duke desperate for recruiting John Wall from the get go and citing Coach K's conscious efforts to shy away from "one and dones" as validation for this so-called desperation is quite weak. Duke has been looking at point guards all over the 2009 and 2010 classes, and John Wall is the best of them. That Duke is interested is hardly desperate.

Duke has been interested in Wall for longer than you assert too. In fact, I wonder how desperate you consider it for UNC to open it's recruitment of John Wall on the eve of Final Four weekend when Roy gave Wall a telephone call (on the first day of the recruiting dead period, no less). How is that less desperate?

Now, it's that simple.

What is your article going to be titled about Roy's involvement with John Wall? Considering what a tool you are, I'd imagine it would be something along the lines of "Savvy act of genius by UNC"

Hardly. The facts are that Duke needs both a true point guard and a true post presence if they want to contend. Now Duke already has Ryan Kelly and Mason Plumlee coming in, both over 6'10" forwards - granted Kelly likes to play on the wing, but at least its some depth and size to help. So they have a scholarship left to offer, and obviously its going to be PG that they would go after.

Oh and just so happens the best recruit in the nation is still undecided and a true PG. And as scout.com says, Duke and Wall have had mutual interest for months. That's right MONTHS.

Now, if you found yourself in need of a PG - it's only smart to go after the best one you can get. It's not desperation, it's just good coaching. If Wall doesn't come, they'll go after the next top PG available in Eric Bledsoe.

Maybe it is a change in Duke recruiting ideology. Or maybe a return to Coach K actually going after the top recruits instead of the guys who are more likely to stay. I'd argue that it was only once the NBA age limit was instituted that we've seen a decline in the Duke recruiting classes. Sacrificing the best talent for guys McClure and Thomas who will never be nothing more than roleplayers.

I, for one, would welcome Wall to Duke even if its one and done. There used to be a saying that Duke reloaded, not rebuilt. A saying that hasn't really applied lately ever since the departure of JJ Redick and Shelden Williams. I think as long as Duke can keep recruiting the top recruits, the one and done's won't matter since they'll just reload the next year. In 2010, Duke is already recruiting top prospects PG Brandon Knight and SF Harrison Barnes while they've already landed the 5th ranked PF in 2010 and a five star SG.

I do wish I saw more interior players in Duke's future, as I don't see them winning a championship without a true inside presence like Carlos Boozer was in 2001. I'd like to see some more active recruiting of 2010's C Josh Smith.

Who gave this clown a blog under the banner of this  paper?  It is obvious that you, along with many other bloggers, hate Duke and Coach K and so you take whatever opportunity you have to blast them, whether or not there are legitimate arguments to do so.  "Desperate?"  Let's see.  Duke just set a record for most victories in a decade, won a championship in this decade, appeared in 2 Final Fours this decade, and I believe won 8 out of the last 10 ACC titles.  That sure is a program lacking in recent success.  If Henderson returns next year, Duke will be in the Final 4, with or without Wall.  You then make the incredible statement of stating that Coach K never recruited a one and done player after Deng and Livingston, but admit that he immediately got the No. 1 national recruit thereafter, McRobers, who was going pro as soon as someone would take him.  The only reason he stayed 2 years is that he was a bust and couldn't have gotten drafted by the Army after his freshman year.  Instead of wasting space, why don't you just post "I hate Duke" once a week?  At least that would be sincere.  I'm sorry your SAT wasn't within 500 points of allowing you admission to Duke, but that is no excuse to publish this type of garbage.  Go back to community college and shave the "soul patch," bozo.

Coach K talks as if Duke is the only major program to lose players to the NBA. Cry me a river! It is a sad reality that top programs will always be at risk to lose top players to the NBA.

Your article states that John Wall at the point may get Duke back into the Final Four next year. It ignores another glaring weakness in Duke's recent teams. No true interior presence. Coach K failed to do a stellar job with either Randolph or McRoberts, so a true post player may be reluctant to commit to Duke. I imagine that Randolph regrets his decision to become a Blue Devil and wishes now he had chosen NC State instead.

No doubt, Duke has lost the mystique and momentum from the early to mid-90's. Now, don't get me wrong, it is still fun beating them on a fairly routine basis. Four straight in Cameron and counting!

I think everyone is missing the larger point that D1 college football and men's basketball has become so revenue driven that it shouldn't seriously be called college ball. The coaches make millions (see Ol'Roy, K, Calipari, and, etc...), the colleges are trying to generate every dime possible from TV, sponsors, and donors, and have totally sold their souls in the process. Fans just want to win, and seem to care less what shortcuts their school may take. Everyone is quick to point out the failings of other schools and don't take a serious look at how this whole thing has gotten out of hand. Half the kids playing D1 just want to get paid as soon as possible, and that includes both the athletes at Duke and UNC. To think otherwise is not in touch with reality. And who can blame them? Heck, over half the starters on UNC's team would not even be here this year if they would have gotten just a little more positive spin from the NBA GM's. The genie is out of the bottle and the college game as it once was will never be the same again. I think K and Roy are fine men doing the best they can to stay competitive in a very lousy environment. COLLEGE SHOULD BE FOR THOSE WHO SERIOUSLY WANT TO GET AN EDUCATION! The professional minor leagues are the appropriate place for those who wish to pursue a professional career without the worries of going to class. Let's stop the charades that are going on now and get serious about reforming this mess. Colleges are educational institutions, and should not be football & basketball factories.

So the assumption is that one-and-done players are required now to compete at the level at which the dookies are accustomed? If that is so, why do the heels start 2 seniors and 3 juniors. When will someone admit that they guy just can't get real talent interested in floor slapping and post game back massages.

I have been a Duke fan for over 20 years. After watching Duke get picked apart this year by UNC 2x, Clemson and recently Nova I had to ask myself... Where is the talent? Sure they win their their fair share of games and maybe even some they shouldn't but people aren't afraid of them. Not one person on that roster with the exception of Elliot Williams has the potential to be a great defender and they simply don't value the basketball at all. Their help defense is the worst I've EVER seen. No true point guard and ZERO in the post. Just a bunch of wing players playing out of position waiting for favorable mismatches. What's in our future? Two more wing players coming this season. Great! I'm not sure if K is desperate or not but something needs to change. Landing John Wall could at least give them a year to really try and copy Nova.

Do you, in fact know how long Duke has been recruiting Wall. Been a little more than a week.

Why is it desperate to go after the number one point guard, when you need a point guard. Livingston was the number one, was K desperate then?

Are you saying John Wall is a bad Kid? If so, grow a pair and say it!

Maybe a better slant on this would be that he is taking a gamble, but John Wall might be a great kid that happens to be great at basketball, but since you don't have any slant to you, I'm sure you already thought of that JP..... You just didn't include it....

Seems like you see it only one way, and you might be wrong... but... oh never mind