What Spalletti told Juventus’ Italian players after World Cup flop
What Spalletti told Juventus players after their World Cup disappointment
The Plumlee brothers, former Duke Basketball stars, are thriving in Australia, showcasing their success after winning national championships. Their journey from Indiana to Duke and now to Australia highlights their remarkable athletic legacy.
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CHARLOTTE, NC - MARCH 20: Evan Smotrycz #23 of the Michigan Wolverines goes up for a layup against Miles Plumlee #21 of the Duke Blue Devils during the third round of the 2011 NCAA men's basketball tournament at Time Warner Cable Arena on March 20, 2011 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images) | Getty Images
The Plumlee era of Duke Basketball was really fun. Think about it: three brothers, all 6-10 or taller, all come to Duke, where they all win national championships. What are the odds of that?
Side note: as many of you will recall, the Plumlees all left Indiana for Asheville’s Christ School, where they played their high school ball. From time to time, we’ve thought of their parents, and what, with three exceptionally tall growing teenagers, their food bill must have been like.
Anyone who has either been a boy or raised boys know exactly what we’re talking about, and it’s terrifying. Breakfast might have been 3 dozen eggs. If you order pizza, you’d better order at least five pies.
On some level, they must have been relieved to let Christ School pick up the food bill.
Of the three, only Mason is still in the NBA, now in the twilight of his career. Marshall left the NBA to become an Army Ranger, and is now in the business world.
And Miles?
Well, Miles continued to play after leaving the league, and finished up in Australia.
Well, he’s still Down Under, and appears to have built a really nice life. Plumlee is married to one of Australia’s most famous models, Catherine McNeil, is living on the Sunshine Coast, which is really nice, but even nicer when you live in a place like this.
The Plumlee brothers are known for their successful careers in college basketball at Duke University, where they all won national championships.
Growing up in a household with three exceptionally tall brothers, their upbringing in Indiana and later at Asheville's Christ School played a significant role in shaping their athletic abilities.
The Plumlee brothers are currently living in Australia, where they are enjoying their post-basketball careers.
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Clearly, life is good for the eldest Plumlee.
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