The Top 10 Duke University PEs Under Coach K (SneakerReporter Top 10 PEs Series)

The Top 10 Duke University PEs Under Coach K (SneakerReporter Top 10 PEs Series)

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The Duke Blue Devils didn’t make it to the National Championship game but Coach K won the war with his legendary career. Coach K and his Blue Devils fell short to their college rival North Carolina on Saturday 81-77. Even though Coach K was sent home his career speaks for itself. In the career of Mike Krzyzewski, he’s won five NCAA Championships and his coaching tree contains 14 coaches that have also shown success. One thing about Coach K is that he was a born leader and he demanded excellence out of every one of his players. Mike Krzyzewski had 96 players that he coached that made it to the NBA which is unreal. His legacy on the court will forever live on through his players and his staff from the Duke family tree.

 

Below I made a list of the best Nike Duke PEs that have graced the court since Coach K started at Duke in 1980. With Duke being a part of the Nike Basketball Family it made sense to showcase some of the best we’ve seen from any college schools.

 

 

 

Nike AF1 Off-White – Coach K 

 

 

 

 

 

Check out some of the Nike Basketball Duke PEs that have graced the court this season…….Straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

 

 

 

 

Nike Kyrie 8 “Duke” PE 

 

 

 

Nike PG 5 “Duke” PE 

 

 

 

Nike Zoom Freak 3 “Duke” PE 

 

 

 

Nike KD 14 “Duke” PE 

 

 

 

In this article, we will be showcasing some of the dopest Duke PEs for the SneakerReporter Top PE Series. Over the years Duke has been able to get their hands on some of the best Nike Basketball kicks of all time. You will see everything from Kobes to Kyries as the Blue Devils have been able to rock some serious heat since 2012. Check out my list below and let me know if there is any Nike Duke PE that I may have missed and what you would put on the list.

 

 

 

 

 

10. Nike KD 6 “Duke” Player Exclusive – Rasheed Sulaimon

 

 

 

 

9. Nike Kyrie 4 “Duke” Player Exclusive – Tre Jones

 

 

 

 

8. Nike Kobe A.D. “Duke” Player Exclusive

Cam Reddish & Alex O’Connell

 

 

 

 

 

7. Nike LeBron 10 “Duke” Player Exclusive

Josh Hairston, Quinn Cook, Jabari Parker

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6. Nike PG 2.5 “Duke” Player Exclusive 

Zion Williamson, Cam Reddish, RJ Barrett

 

 

 

 

 

 

5. Nike Kobe 4 “Duke” Player Exclusive – Nolan Smith

 

 

 

 

4. Nike PG 1“Duke” Player Exclusive

Marvin Bagley IIITrevon Duval,Jayson Tatum

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Nike Kobe 5 “Duke” Player Exclusive – Miles Plumlee

 

 

 

 

 

2. Nike LeBron 8 Low “Duke” Player Exclusive – Kyrie Irving

 

 

 

 

 

1. Nike Kobe 6 “Duke” Player Exclusive – Kyle Singler

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Apr 4, 2022 No Comments
Atlanta Episode 3 Recap: Scamming Season?

Atlanta Episode 3 Recap: Scamming Season?

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This one was cool. Going to rich parties and meeting weirdos. Season 1 was better.

As Earn (Donald Glover), Van (Zazie Beetz), Darius (LaKeith Stanfield), and Al (Brian Tyree Henry) navigate the European leg of Paper Boi’s tour, the crew is invited to a party hosted by a billionaire whose taking a liking to Al’s music. As they walk through London neighborhoods to get to Fernando’s home, reluctant as away Earn has to explain to Al why this would be a good look. Earn lays out the stakes of their invitation. “How many billionaires do you know?” Earn asks Al rhetorically. Establishing the value an investor relationship would bring to the table, access to money facilitating their dreams and ideas.

 Upon arrival at Fernando’s place, It looks as if Earn was tricked by another white men who illustres a picture that is far from the reality. Expecting a home behide iron gates we see a ran down hoke that looks condimed whit the window covered by newspapers to block off anyone from seeing what lays inside. Earn knocks on the door and is greeted by a white women who looks to surprise to see them as they are her. But Will (Patrick Kennedy), the wealthy investor, takes them up a set of steps and leads them into a much swankier, elaborate home within the “decoy home.” Fernando (Daniel Fathers) explains that the house’s duplicity functions as a security measure that allows him to hobnob with “influential people from around the world.” Fernando flexes his wealth after Al is impressed by the in-house Nando’s fast-food chain, which, in true exclusive fashion, is free for all invited guests. “You the Nando Nando?” Al asks Fernando, but no, he just likes the peri-peri sauce and is wildly rich.

Van, Earn, Al, and Darius arriving to the front of Frenando’s home; Photo credit, Oliver Upton/FX

The crew is spilt in three different ways after getting into the party Earn and Van go with Will to meet an artist living in Fernando’s home. Darius ventures off to get a drink and also find the bathroom as Al stays to speak with Fernando. The two miscommunicate over their differing definitions of tree, and when Al tries to smoke some tree of his own, Fernando escorts him to his private poker room where they can smoke, drink, and gamble.
In the poker room, Al lights up at the table with a few older European men who inform him the game has a $20,000 buy-in. Al throws stacks of money on the table and, for a little dramatic flair. As the poker game commences, Fernando asks him about his beliefs in the divine and the occult, to which Al is unsure but confirms that he does believe in God. Fernando tells him of his own spiritual awakening, A story about a Black ghost that broke into his home and touched his spirit, leaving him covered in ectoplasm. Al laughs it off, likening it to a sex dream, but remains noticeably uncomfortable. After redirecting attention back to the game, Al wins a huge hand. Without celebration, Fernando walks away, and the other men at the table saunter off without a word. Al sits there confused. He won $40,000 from the game, and yet Fernando has disappeared when it is time to pay up.
On another side of the house, Darius is in the kitchen trying to get some gin, when an Asian woman attending the party assumes he’s trying to flirt and dramatically shows her ring to ward off a conversation. When he clarifies his intentions, the woman, Will’s fiancée, MK (Jasmine Leung), is rightfully embarrassed but unfortunately shameless in her apology. “I get hit on by Black men a lot,” she tells Darius. “Black guys love Asian women,” she continues. Darius brushes it off and they part ways on good terms, but a white man named Socks (Hugh Coles) tells Darius that he overheard the conversation and asserts that it was “fucked up.” Darius insists it was a “lightweight” offense, but Socks is more invested in signaling his solidarity with Darius as a Black man than actually practicing it. Drawing a crowd around Darius and exaggerating the details of the exchange, Socks declares to a group of hysterical white allies that what took place wasakin to 12 Years a Slave. Despite Darius trying to explain that it’s not that big of a deal, it’s too late, and when the white mob sees MK, they pounce on her without asking him what he wants. As it turns out, the performance of supporting him was nothing more than a license for white moral authority.
Atlanta' Episode 3 Recap: A White Party in London - Rolling Stone

Daruis shocked; Photo credit, Oliver Upton/FX

Meanwhile, Will introduces Earn and Van to TJ (Sheyi Cole), a young Black British artist he is financing. TJ introduces himself as a “multi-hyphenate” artist deal in all forms of art, despite the hype TJ’s work leaves both Earn and Van at a loss for words. As they look at one of his pieces, a photograph of an old white man in a Supreme sweatshirt and no bottoms, TJ calls them to note the “sadness” of the work. If there is anything particularly sad about the work, it is its lack of imagination. Will pulls Earn to the side to get his thoughts on TJ and his plans to invest in his idea for an influencer hostel. It’s obvious that Earn doesn’t think TJ is talented and worries that he might be taking advantage of Will. But, his unable to give Will a straight answer due to the fact TJ is watching him like a hawk every time he gets the chance to speak with Will.
Atlanta Season 3 Episode 3 Recap and Ending, Explained

Earn spotting Van at the pool; Photo credit, Oliver Upton/FX

Earn eventually finds Al, and the two vent about their rough nights. Earn faced with an apparent moral quandary, to protect that poor (but actually extremely wealthy!) white man from his own gullibility or let it continue to happen. Earn’s concern is partly selfish and misguided; he thinks TJ will make it harder for himself to access Will’s capital. The way Al sees it, sure, TJ might be scamming Will, but TJ is Black, and there are plenty of white kids scamming. As the words wash over Earn, he goes back to find Will but is stopped in his tracks by a framed photograph of three white men at the founding of Cape Town’s branch of the First Bank. Behind them, a Black man stands shackled in the shadows. Suddenly, Earn realizes the error in his thinking: The Black scammer is no match for white plunder. Thus when Earn finds Will, he decides not only to play along with TJ’s scheme but to get in on it as TJ’s manager. Will, of course, eats it up.

After Earn gets his piece of the pie, Al decides it’s time he got his. Seeing a Fernando’s most prized possesion is the tree he build his home around Al takes. a chainsaw to it to let Fernando know his going to pay what his owns. Earn stop Al from complete destroy the tree and on there way out Al makes a show of robbing the billionaire, ransackes Fernando’s home to make up for his debt.
Atlanta is a show that has teeth, meaning that their are so many underling layers within the story. In this particular episode the story take queuces from how older white people can feel threaten by a small group of black people, for example a white woman sees them from her window and cowers behind her curtains as she talks into a phone. Or how classism is another from of racism because its a system that seperate people based off differences in the case money. Also white guilt, the reaction Socks  taking more offense to what  MK told Darius when trying to reject him.

Mar 31, 2022 No Comments
Darius Bazley, Oklahoma City Thunder (SneakerReporter Top 10 PEs Series)

Darius Bazley, Oklahoma City Thunder (SneakerReporter Top 10 PEs Series)

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Darius Bazley went from being an intern for New Balance to one of the NBA’s rising stars in Oklahoma City. Bazley has shown nothing but promise and growth in OKC when it comes to displaying his game. One of the things that Bazley has improved on in his short career has been his aggressiveness to the basket with ease. Watching Darius Bazley he continues to give you passion, energy, and sacrifice on the court on a nightly basis.

 

As his 3rd year with the Oklahoma City Thunder is coming to an end he was able to showcase his scoring threat against the Memphis Grizzlies dropping a career-high 29 points with 10 rebounds. On the year as of right now Darius Bazley’s averaging 10.8 PPG and 6.3 RPG. Look for Darius Bazley to take that next step in his career going into this offseason with his training as his ceiling is extremely high for success in the NBA.

 

 

 

 

Darius Bazley’s off-court style has always caught people’s attention. It has been his on-court style with some of the New Balance’s he has worn this season that have been breaking necks. This season Bazley has worn the New Balance (Two Wxy 1, Two Wxy 2, OMNI1 Low, Kawhi II) just to name a few in some crazy colorways that the public wishes they got their hands on. It looks like this season Bazley made it a mission to put the OKC Thunder on the map with some of the dope PEs in their color scheme.

 

New Balance is definitely on the rise and Darius Bazley’s one of the faces that will be leading the way for them with a star-studded lineup. Below you can check out some of the New Balance PEs that Darius Bazley wore before the 2021-2022 season that everyone wanted to get their hands on.

 

 

 

 

New Balance OMN1 “BZ Academy” Player Exclusive 

 

 

 

 

New Balance OMN1 Low “Freshness” Player Exclusive 

 

 

 

 

New Balance OMN1 “Phineas & Ferb” Player Exclusive 

 

 

 

 

New Balance Two WXY “Bred” Player Exclusive 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10. New Balance OMN1 Low “DB” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

9. New Balance Two WXY 2 “DB” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

8. New Balance Two WXY 2 “Neon Lights” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

7. New Balance Two WXY 2 “OKC Thunder” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

6. New Balance Two WXY 2 “OKC Thunder” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

5. New Balance Two WXY 2 “OKC Thunder” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

4. New Balance Two WXY 2 “OKC Thunder” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

3. New Balance Two WXY 2 “OKC Thunder” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

2. New Balance Two WXY 2 Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

1. New Balance Two WXY “OKC Thunder” Player Exclusive – Darius Bazley

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Mar 28, 2022 No Comments
Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors (SneakerReporter Top 10 PEs Series)

Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors (SneakerReporter Top 10 PEs Series)

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Stephen Curry has changed the game of basketball forever with his style of play. The All-Time 3 Point Leader has mastered every single shot in the game of basketball while continuing to extend his range. Curry can beat you inside, outside, off the dribble, from half-court. You name it and Steph makes it look extremely easy. There’s nothing else that Stephen Curry has to prove to the fans in the NBA in his career as he’s been able to put up amazing numbers yearly.

 

This season Steph has put up 25.5 PPG, 6.3 APG, 5.2 RPG in the Under Armour Curry 9 and other Curry Models. Steph has been on a hot streak that we have not seen since NBA Jam’s “He’s On Fire” moments in the video game. In the NBA All-Star Game, he put on a shooting display that we will never forget ever finished with the All-Star Game MVP.

 

 

Stephen Curry brought that momentum from his historic All-Star Game showcase to the regular season with the Golden State Warriors. After the break, he’s been averaging 27 PPG and was letting it be known that he can lead this group of guys. This season Curry has put the Warriors on his back without Klay & Draymond but it’s his leadership that’s stood out the most.

 

The Warriors have been banged up throughout the season and Curry’s now added to the list as he’s being reevaluated in 2 weeks after the Celtics game. With Curry not on the court for the next couple of weeks, it’s time to showcase some of his best Under Armour Curry PEs that he’s rocked on the court this season. Under Armour has done an amazing job with the Curry 9 colorways this season the problem is they’ve just been very hard to get your hands on a pair.

 

 

 

 

Below are the Honorable Mentions that didn’t make the Player Exclusive cut because they were released to the public. Stephen Curry has been in his bag and I’m glad that Under Armour released some of these to the public instead of just keeping them PEs.

 

UA & Steph have released a “Sesame Street” collab as well. So far we’ve got Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Count von Count, and Oscar The Grouch. The Elmo, Abby Cadabby, and Lily the Tiger are rumored to be released in June of 2022. 

 

 

 

UA Curry Flow 9  “Play Big” 

 

 

 

UA Curry Flow 9  “Taking Cookies” 

 

 

 

UA Curry Flow 9  “Count It” 

 

 

 

UA Curry Flow 9  “Talking Trash” 

 

 

 

UA Curry Flow 9  “Warp The Game” 

 

 

 

 

 

10. UA Curry Flow 9 “Warriors” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

9. UA Curry Flow 9 “Warriors” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

8. UA Curry Flow 9 Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

7. UA Curry Flow 9 “Dribble Me Elmo” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

6. UA Curry Flow 9 “Queen Lucy” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

5. UA Curry Flow 9 “Beyond The Stripe” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

4. UA Curry 1 “The Museum DC” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

3. UA Curry Flow 9 “Now You See Me” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

2. UA Curry Flow 9 “2974 3PT Record” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

1. UA Curry Flow 9 “We Believe” Player Exclusive – Stephen Curry

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Mar 20, 2022 No Comments
Disney’s Cheaper by the Dozen Reboot Spotlights Biracial Couples and Blended Family

Disney’s Cheaper by the Dozen Reboot Spotlights Biracial Couples and Blended Family

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A Disney+ Original movie,“Cheaper by the Dozen” is a fresh take on the 2003 hit family comedy, but this story addresses the real-world conversations about race and the African-American expericene in America.

With everything, you’d expect from a Disney movie, but elements that are not typically touched on from the mouse house’s family-friendly movies. “Cheaper by the Dozen”  follows the Bakers a blended family of 12 who navigates a hectic home life while simultaneously managing their family business (Bakers Dozen). Paul Baker (Zach Braff) and his wife Zoey Baker (Gabrielle Union) both come together in a Brady bunch-like way as Paul had three children from his previous marriage and add in two from Zoey’s. Were set at seven but then add-in two sets of twins, and Paul’s ex-wife Kate (Erika Christensen) as a second mom there’s our dozen.

Having nine children could take its toll on anyone financially but having a great breakfast restaurant can help keep things stable, however, when given the opportunity to provide a better life for his family by selling his sauce (that’s hot, sweet, or savory depending on what it’s combined with) Paul jumps at the chance. Now the Bakers are heading to Calabasas.

Kylie Rogers as Ella, Luke Prael as Seth, Caylee Blosenski as Harley, Sebastian Cote as Bronx, Gabrielle Union as Zoey Baker, Mykal-Michelle Harris as Luna, Christian Cote as Bailey, Aryan Simhadri as Haresh, Andre Robinson as DJ, Journee Brown as Deja, Leo Abelo Perry as Luca, and Zach Braff as Paul Baker on the set of 20th Century Studios' CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN, exclusively on Disney+. Photo courtesy of 20th Century Studios. © 2022 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.

From Right to Left: Bottom; Caylee Blosenski, Gabrielle Union, Zach Braff  Middle; Mykal-Michelle Harris, Aryan Simhadri, Andre Robinson, Journee Brown, Leo Abelo Perry Top; Mykal-Michelle Harris, Kylie Rogers, Luke Prael and Christian Cote.

They’re are many occasions where race comes into play, due to Zoey being Black and Paul being White, for example when calabasas “finest” felt it was important to tell Zoey about the strict nieborhood noise policy. But his tone changed when speaking to Paul. Or when Zoey is mistaken to be a nany to here byrasical twins Bailey (Christian Cote) and Bronx (Sebastian Cote) by Anne (June Diane Raphael). DJ’s father Dom Clayton (Timon Kyle Durrett) spoke to Paul about how even though his managed to become sucessful he still gets pulled over everytime his in a new city due to being a black men in a nice car. The fear he feels when getting pulled over is nothing Paul has to worry about. Dom knows that once DJ is able to drive they’ll need to have  “the talk” ever Black men need to have with their son when getting pulled over by the police. This makes the conversation Zoey had with Paul about feeling uncomfortable and a sense of no belonging in the community hit that much harder.

Journee Brown as Deja, Leo Abelo Perry as Luca, Kylie Rogers as Ella, Gabrielle Union as Zoey Baker, Zach Braff as Paul Baker, Sebastian Cote as Bronx, Andre Robinson as DJ, Aryan Simhadri as Haresh, and Mykal-Michelle Harris as Luna in 20th Century Studios’ CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. Photo by Merrick Morton. © 2022 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.

The Bakers arriving to the pool.

They’re was even a moment when before meeting (Kar)Anne at the pool. Zoey wouldn’t let the twins Bailey and Bronx bring thier toy guns to the pool with them due to the fear of police office mistaking them for real ones that come lead to catastrophic results.

Well these moments of microaggressions, racist remarks, and the general black experice in America are highlighted throughout the film it was still suprising to see them addressed in a Disney film targeted towards kids and family. It shouldn’t be suprise due to the socail climate of the past two years.

Check out the trailer for a glimpse at the funny and heartwarming story of the raucous exploits of a blended family of 12, the Bakers, as they navigate a hectic home life while simultaneously managing their family business.

 

 

 

Mar 19, 2022 No Comments
Coi Leray Announces Nicki Minaj Collab “Blick Blick”

Coi Leray Announces Nicki Minaj Collab “Blick Blick”

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Coi’s latest single “Anxiety” dropped back in January as the buzz for her upcoming album, which will follow her 2019 tape EC2 continues to grow. Last month, Coi’s father Benzino revealed that his daughter recorded a song with Minaj for her upcoming debut album. “Her album’s gonna be dope. She got this song with Nicki Minaj that’s gonna be coming out that’s gonna be crazy,” he said during a Clubhouse chat.

After Nicki Minaj denied rumors of a collaboration with Coi Leray it turns out the rumored collaboration with Nicki Minaj is coming to life. The 24-year-old rapper has announced that her new single “Blick Blick” featuring the rap queen will hit streaming services on Friday, March 18. The cover art is splashed with bright pinks and blues and shows Nicki and Coi standing side by side holding prop guns.

During a recent IG Live session about the single announcement leak, Leray asked her father to ‘sit the fuck down.’“It’s my turn, Daddy,” Leray said “I’mma need you to sit the fuck down, grab you some popcorn, enjoy the show, and clap for me when it’s time to clap for me. Alright, Daddy? Don’t worry. I told him this before I hopped online.”

A video has also been shot and is expected to debut alongside the song. Coi shared the first photo from the visual featuring her and Nicki, who are both seen toting colorful guns.

 

Mar 14, 2022 No Comments