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#Illini Brad Underwood gives update on Ethan Brown -- the 4-star commit who's a 6'4 guard from Missouri "I think since the break, he's averaging about 40 points," said Underwood. "He had an inbounds play the other night in the game that I was watching and threw it off... show more
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