Duke men's basketball target Patrick Baldwin Jr. hints at decision
(02/13/21 5:42pm)
If you follow Duke men’s basketball on the recruiting trail, then Patrick Baldwin Jr. is likely a hot topic of conversation.
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If you follow Duke men’s basketball on the recruiting trail, then Patrick Baldwin Jr. is likely a hot topic of conversation.
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