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Texas to retire K.Durant's jersey

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NO WAY the jersey should be retired. Some say he was such a dominate player, and maybe that's true. But he only played for what amounted to a semester of school. Come on folks, this is really a rediculous idea.

Every university needs a big name in the rafters... it helps recruiting.

Every university needs a big name in the rafters... it helps recruiting.

 

That is true, but the kid played one season.

That is true, but the kid played one season.

Much like most of the best players in the game until the rules change again...

Texas can do this if they choose, but I think 1 year is too little. If he had guided them to a national title during his one year, then there might be a good argument for it. But as it stands, I don't agree with this at all.

Texas can do this if they choose, but I think 1 year is too little. If he had guided them to a national title during his one year, then there might be a good argument for it. But as it stands, I don't agree with this at all.

 

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I dont see why they are retiring his jersey after one year?????But it Texas so let them be.

This isn't the likes of UK, Kansas, UCLA, NC, Duke.. etc. It's Texas, so yeah go ahead and raise that jersey.

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