Grayson Allen has a problem. The Duke star has been suspended indefinitely from the team for once again intentionally tripping a player on an opposing team.
Reports ESPN:
Krzyzewski said Thursday morning that he’s not quite sure how long the suspension will be.
“We have had the opportunity to thoroughly review the incident involving Grayson Allen from last night’s game against Elon,” coach Mike Krzyzewski said in a statement issued Thursday morning. “As I stated last night, the incident was unacceptable and inexcusable. He took an important step last night by apologizing in person to Steven Santa Ana and Coach Matt Matheny.
“As a program, we needed to take further steps regarding his actions that do not meet the standards of Duke Basketball. To that end, we have determined that Grayson will be suspended from competition for an indefinite amount of time.”
“It’s a learning experience,” Krzyzewski told The Dan Patrick Show. “I’m going to use it as that, as a teaching moment. And a teaching moment does not stop by giving one game. Or maybe that’s what it is. I don’t know that right now.
Wait...this is a learning experience? So what was it the first time? Or the second time? For those keeping count, that three in one year.
Even serial nut kicker Draymond Green would tell Grayson Allen to chill.
Duke’s next game is Dec. 31 against Virginia Tech.
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