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Takeaways: Nike EYBL Dallas


's basketball recruitment seems to be a three-way race. What once felt a bit like Duke-vs-Rutgers now feels more like Duke-vs-Rutgers-vs-Indiana. According to sources, Rutgers might hold a bit of an edge if the NIL money ends up being equal, but the Hoosiers have definitely proven that they have the resources to stand toe-to-toe with competitors. (Rivals.com)

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Takeaways: Nike EYBL Dallas