Duke Players' Dream Conversations with Legends

0:00On March 27, Duke basketball players got candid ahead of their sweet 16 matchup against St. John's on Friday at 7.10 pm. I'm Eastern on CBS. During practice chats in Washington on Thursday afternoon, sophomore Isaiah Evans and Darren Harris, along with senior Malik Brown, shared which, program legends they would most want to sit down with. Isaiah Evans, a North Carolina native often compared to Brandon Ingram early on, named the two-time NBA All-Star Ford from Duke's 2000, 15 to 2016 squad as his top pick. He also reached back for two-time national champion point guard, Bobby Hurley, who recently stepped down as Arizona State Coach. Meanwhile, Darren Harris pointed to JJ Redick, Duke's all-time leading scorer from the early 2000s and now head coach of the Los Angeles. Lakers. Harris admires Redick's confidence both as a player and coach, and he has met him briefly but wants a deeper talk. Malik Brown, the current ACC defensive player of the year and lifelong Duke fan,

1:03chose Kyrie Irving from the 2010 to 2011 team. Brown calls Irving a wizard with the ball, highlighting the nine-time All-Star and NBA champion skills he has long admired. These dream conversations add some fun nostalgia, as Duke gears up in the capital, with the blue devils eyeing a deep tournament run against the Red.