Shavlik Randolph retrospective

[bullettoothtony]

Good article if you're interested. Those of us in NC in particular recall how huge his recruitment was in this state.

20 years later, Randolph reflects on being one of NC's most sought-after recruits :: WRALSportsFan.com

The basketball spotlight wasn't foreign to Randolph. At 6-foot-10 with perimeter skills and strong college basketball lineage running through his blood, he was about as heralded a player from Raleigh as there had been in a long time. But injuries Randolph suffered at Duke kept him from reaching...

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[geddoughton23]

He's a nice man. I've met him several times, and he is delightful. He gave me directions when I was lost twenty years ago. I only called to him because I saw him from a block away.

 

[df64]

Some real tough breaks.

 

[geddoughton23]

Some real tough breaks.

I won't read the story. I know he is a nice fellow. He dined at the restaurant where I worked. He was so nice. I know that his brother died. Maybe I will read it eventually. I never like the wral sports stories. Shavlik Randolph developed into a good pro. He became a better rebounder than I expected. He was tall, but didn't have long arms

 

[Fourteen44]

He balled out against UConn in FF, in limited minutes, the one game I’m still bitter about today. Refs won that game.