Duke basketball signee posts huge double-double against Bronny James
Notre Dame (Calif.) combo guard Caleb Foster was one of the biggest snubs when the McDonald's All-American selections came out last week. This week, the 2023 Duke basketball prize had a chance to show off his skills against a player who earned the honor at his position, Sierra Canyon (Calif.) star Bronny James, son of LeBron James.
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And Foster delivered. He did so to the tune of 20 points and 16 rebounds in Notre Dame's 88-61 blowout home win over Sierra Canyon on Wednesday night.
As one can see in the highlights below, the 6-foot-5, 190-pound five-star playmaker, who ranks No. 17 overall on the 247Sports 2023 Composite, displayed his "Steph Curry range" a few times, not to mention his aggressive yet smooth drives to the basket:
Bronny James, a four-star uncommitted prospect who ranks No. 33 in the class, was playing his first game since missing five outings with a knee injury. He finished with a team-high 19 points.
Duke basketball's five 2023 signees are Caleb Foster, Centennial (Calif.) five-star combo guard Jared McCain, Roselle Catholic (N.J.) five-star small forward Mackenzie Mgbako, Worcester Academy (Mass.) five-star power forward TJ Power, and Montverde Academy (Fla.) five-star power forward Sean Stewart.
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The class ranks No. 2 behind Kentucky's five-deep haul, even though only four of those future Wildcats boast a five-star composite rating.
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