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One of the great coaches in America and is still going strong,

and that is, of course, Duke Head Coach Mike Shashefsky.

Mike, welcome. How are you?

Yeah, great. I hope that you're okay.

I'm doing fine, thank you. Everybody's good. Everything's good.

And you're doing well. The team's doing great. As a matter of fact, you've got a very good team this year again.

Yeah, you know what we have, Mike? We have one of the best players in American, Grayson Allen, who's our only senior and only guy coming back who played significant minutes last year.

And then we start four freshmen, but they're really talented freshmen, and they're very mature physically.

They're getting mature otherwise, but body-wise, they're very good athletes.

And, you know, that doesn't usually happen for freshmen. And we've got four of them who, you know,

who can, you know, they look like they're older.

How about Bagley, Mike? I mean, I gather this is a very unique player, right?

I mean, this is a very rare freshman and a rare talent at 6-11, right?

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