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Miles Plumlee says bye bye to Stanford and heads to Duke
Posted On: May 2, 2008 By: Cliff Comments: (zero)
Miles Plumlee has decided to play at Duke. Plumlee originally signed a national letter of intent with Stanford but asked for and was granted his release after Trent Johnson left Stanford for LSU.
Plumlee is a 6′10 230 lb power forward that will need to add on some pounds to make a big difference in the ACC conference. Plumlee averaged 15.8 points, 6.9 rebounds and 2.5 blocks while leading Christ School to its second straight NCISAA State Championship as a senior.
Miles has a younger brother named Mason, a 6-11 junior forward at Christ School, that committed to Duke in February for the Class of 2009.
Category: Duke Basketball, Duke Basketball Recruiting
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