He played a total of 58 minutes in 12 games, ED, not sure that qualifies as playing a lot. The one game that sticks out in my mind was the Rhode Island game. Dukes were simply getting abused inside for much of that game, so much so that Ferry actually gave Robinson more playing time than usual and he held his own (9 points, 5 rebounds and a block in 18 minutes). But Sanders, Mike, Lewis, Abrahamson were all just getting owned, Rhode Island scoring and rebounding at will inside. Ferry put Sanders back in to start the second half and Rhode Island smelled blood in the water and took it right at him. Soon the game got out of hand and Ferry turned to Taylor who finished with 8 points and a couple of boards in 13 minutes and definitely looked like he belonged against one of the A10's more physical teams, more than can be said for some other players on that team, none of whom will be back for this coming season. 

I suppose we didn't see much else from Taylor in very limited minutes but that game showed me there's some ability and toughness there. Reminded me of Rocky White from the late '80s Dukes teams. I'm looking forward to seeing what Dambrot can do with him.

When you put it that way, no I guess he didn't.

I guess the URI game is stuck in my memory. Wouldn't be a bad idea if other memories from last season also went the way of my declining brain cells.

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Also, Nick Washington has enrolled at DU.  Don't know about his qualification status.  He potentially could be a walk on if he qualifies before September, or a partial qualifier (if the NCAA still allows that) and be eligible in December.  

Not doubting you, but where did you get this info? This is certainly good news. Can always use front court depth.