For the second time in less than three weeks, a player widely considered among the frontrunners for ACC Player of the Year has intentionally attempted to injure an opposing player. And for the second time, that dirty cheating has been met with radio silence from his Hall of Fame coach and the sycophantic media that worships him.
With three seconds left against Florida State on Thursday, Duke's Grayson Allen whipped his leg backward into FSU's Xavier Rathan-Mayes, sending the Seminoles' best player sprawling to the floor in an uncontrolled fall.
— MaxO (@MaxOnole21) February 26, 2016
Anyone who's watched ACC basketball this year had a moment of deja vu: On February 8th, Allen did the same thing against Louisville's Raymond Spalding.