Brandon Ingram's Farewell Letter To Duke

[Cocaine80s]

http://www.theplayerstribune.com/brandon-ingram-duke-goodbye-letter/


:applause: :applause: :applause:

Dude is so ****ing humble, like a young KD. I really hope he goes #1 (unless the sixers get the 1st pick)

[Fudge]

Best player in the draft.

[stalkerforlife]

I'd take him #1.

[ISHGoat]

****** like Ingram can't even read that article, much less actually author it. Athletes NEVER actually pen these kind of articles.

[Cocaine80s]

****** like Ingram can't even read that article, much less actually author it. Athletes NEVER actually pen these kind of articles.
The fvck is the astericks supposed to be? :biggums:

[bdreason]

Very impressive. Incredibly introspective for his age. Intangibles are everything at the next level.

[Nilocon165]

I'd take him #1.
He will be better than Lebron by DEFAULT because he doesn't collude in the weakest conference of all time amirite

[stalkerforlife]

He will be better than Lebron by DEFAULT because he doesn't collude in the weakest conference of all time amirite

Probably.

[ILLsmak]

The one word paragraphs could have more punch.

WE TALKED ABOUT BASKETBALL.

On the real tho, glad to see people writing. Letters are always better than speeches. It's much easier to relay information and you don't have to worry about people interrupting you or being rushed.

@ 'dude didn't write it.' I think he kinda did write it. I don't think he wrote it alone, but he def had a big part in writing it.

Compare that to Bron's coming home letter... dudes just don't suddenly develop subtle literary technique. People focus on words and grammar, but it's really the composition of sentences that gives it away. That's how I am pretty sure dude did in fact write this, which is good.

-Smak