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    4/26/2023 11:00 am  #1

    SkepticAl
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    Signing #2

    Kiandra Browne -   6'2 F from Indiana (she is a Canadian)  was limited to 7 games this year due to thumb and leg injuries -  played on 22 games 2 years ago 13 minutes per game 3PPG 3RPG - 59% from the Field --  Indiana has been SERIOUSLY GOOD the last two years --  Two years of eligibility left --  Hoping she will be a solid contributor.

    Welcome to the Bluff Kiandra -  By my count should be two remaining scholarships.

     

    4/26/2023 2:49 pm  #2

    levon1975
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    Re: Signing #2

    Hopefully she can blossom and be a factor for the Dukes.  Indiana has been very good, so her limited playing time is understandable.  

     

     

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