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Duke - Spain Swipe - Two possessions, six points vs. Clemson: Isaiah Evans 3, Cayden Boozer and-one drive This set has become a go-to for Evans over the last month: Stack pick-and-roll ➡️ screen-the-screener flare into the empty weak-side corner

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