As Duke emerges from its COVID pause and prepares to play Georgia Tech Tuesday night, Mike Krzyzewski said that Monday will be the first time since the pause began that Duke will have its full allotment of players available.
>>> TWO HAD TO DEAL WITH THE REGULAR-SEASON PULSES OF COVID 19 VIRUS OR BRICK OPERATED IN ABOUT OPAQUE IT WASN'T UNTIL THE TOURNAMENT THAT THINGS STARTED OPENING UP A LITTLE BIT THAT DOUG HAD THEIR FIRST COVID 19 ISSUE . HAD MORE ISSUES BISHOPRIC TOMORROW DOUG WILL HAVE THEIR FIRST GAME SINCE OCTOBER. THEY TOLD THE MEDIA THAT EVERYONE FROM THE TEAM CONTRACTED THE VIRUS. NOW IT ALMOST EVERYONE BACK THAT CONCERN IS GETTING INTO PLAYING SEASON. THE JIK WE ARE NOT IN THE SHAPE THAT WE HAVE BEEN IN BEFORE. SO, IT IS GOING TO TAKE TIME TO RAMP UP . WE HAVE TO BE CAREFUL ON HOW YOU RAMP UP THAT YOU DON'T BINGE. SO THAT YOU GET INJURIES THAT WOULD LAST FAR LONGER THAN RAMPING UP . YOU JUST HAVE TO HANDLE IT AND NO EXCUSES. LET'S GO. WE WILL BE READY TO PLAY TOMORROW.
