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East Carolina University
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Eric Barnes - The South Texan

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By Eric Barnes
| The South Texan Verified
Taking care of business during his senior year Despite his many accolades, Amos Coleman could not celebrate at the end of the Javelinas’ season last…
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2023 NBA Draft Roundtable: Scoot Henderson vs Brandon Miller

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By Jon Yeager, Desmond Johnson, Ian Black, Matthew Alquiza, Eric Barnes, Austin Leake
| The State Verified
We have finally made it to draft day! A debate that was sparked online the moment the Hornets ended up with the second overall selection in the NBA Draft has had a fair share of twists and turns throughout the last few weeks. Our staff here at All Hornets have shared their thoughts on where Charlotte should go with this decision. Desmond Johnson: When you're picking in the top three for the 2nd time in three years, you DON'T PICK FIT. You pick the best player.
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Examining Three Options to Backup LaMelo Ball Original

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By Eric Barnes
| Sports Illustrated Verified
When the Hornets tip off the season on October 12th at Wells Fargo Center we know that Lamelo Ball is going to be the engine that makes the Hornets' offense run. While it would be nice if the Hornets could turn off fatigue like it was a game of 2K, that is unfortunately not the case. The Hornets need someone that can come in while LaMelo rests and keep that proverbial engine running smoothly.
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