EVEN CRAZIES MAY NOT KNOW After a long hoops career, Kyle Singler says he
would like to “live overseas for a while and learn a new culture while helping people.”
BLUE WHITE ALWAYS IN STYLE
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KYLE & CASEY introduce the S&P 1253 Official Blog!
MY STYLE
I keep it simple. I am not a guy
Hey Duke fans! This is Kyle and Casey hanging out watching some
that tries to get flashy with any-
baseball at our off-campus apartment, and we thought it would be a good
thing.
time to write up our first blog. We’re pumped about the S&P 1253 on Blue
Planet and just to get this all started we are going to introduce each other a
WHAT I WEAR
little bit.
If I am going out or we are going
Casey: Kyle, in my opinion (and in the opinion of a lot of experts around
out to dinner on the road, I like
the country), is the best player in college hoops this year, and is by far the
most competitive person I have ever met. It doesn’t matter if it’s a big-time
to wear polo shirts and nicer shoes. During the
basketball game or a casual game of ping-pong, he is going to bring it. K-Y
week and going to class, I stay relaxed wearing
as a lot of us call him wears #12 for us as you all know, but off the court he
our team gear and staying casual.
is just as talented as he is on the court, which is going to make for a lot of
fun throughout the year on the blog.
THE DUKE UNIFORM
Kyle: Casey wears #53 for us, and as some of you might know was a
I like the Chapel logo on the back. It looks
manager for us for his first two years here at Duke. Case is an awesome
good and it’s more breathable so it helps when
teammate, and we have become really close friends throughout our three
we are playing in Cameron. It’s so hot in there.
years here at Duke (and I even got to show him a little bit of what my
Overall, I like our uniform. Simple is always
hometown South Medford, Oregon is all about last summer). Casey and
better.
I have spent a lot of time in the gym together, but some of our best times
also happen when we are away from the court.
It is pretty clear that Duke fans are simply some of the best in the world.
Obviously you guys get to see what we do out on the court with the Crazies
intimidating the other teams, but what we want to do is to give our Duke
fans a more behind the scenes, personal feel about what we do in our time
when we are not playing, and basically open it up to talk about our day-to-
day stories, and what we like to do as college students. Throughout the
season we’re going to obviously be talking a lot of basketball too, but like
we said we want to open it up to what we are doing throughout the day,
even away from Cameron, like if we found a new food spot that we really
like, if we’re starting up a cool new art project, or if someone actual beat
Jon in a video game!
We are going to try and update our blog as often as we can, hopefully
at least every week, but we also would love to hear from you all, and we
definitely will answer as many questions or respond to any ideas that you
guys have for us! Also, in addition to all that, we are going to do a weekly
section where we talk about our predictions for what’s hot and what’s not
for the coming week, in something we’re going to call “Buy and Sell” (hence
the title’s spin off on the S&P 500 stock index). A little insider trading tip,
definitely BUY Nolan Smith this year, stock is sure to jump up big time!!
Anyway, I hope you all are as excited for the coming season as our whole
team is! Like Coach has said, we are much different than a lot of Duke
teams of the past, and we all believe that we have the potential to make
this an incredibly special year!! We are looking forward to getting our blog
underway with you guys, so like we said, all questions and comments are
cool. Until next time Crazies…KY and CP
Kyle and Casey sign autographs at the Nate James-Chris Carrawell Basketball Camp
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