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Nice article.
12-11-2014 10:03 PM
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He still had not picked up a Division I scholarship offer by the time Michael White took over as coach at Louisiana Tech.

White, the son of current Duke athletic director Kevin White, was hired by Louisiana Tech in March 2011. As a player, White was a four-year starting point guard at Ole Miss and had spent the previous seven years of his career as an assistant coach for the Rebels. During that time he was considered instrumental in the development of no fewer than five All-SEC guards and also shined as a recruiter.
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